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Correction: Evaluating the role of energetic disorder and thermal activation in exciton transport

Thomas R. Fielitz , S. Matthew Menke and Russell J. Holmes *
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota, 421 Washington Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA. E-mail: rholmes@umn.edu

Received 11th July 2016 , Accepted 11th July 2016

First published on 28th July 2016


Abstract

Correction for ‘Evaluating the role of energetic disorder and thermal activation in exciton transport’ by S. Matthew Menke et al., J. Mater. Chem. C, 2016, 4, 3437–3442.


There is a mistake in the distance dependence of eqn (4), which should read:
image file: c6tc90131j-t1.tif

There are also errors in Table 1 on page 3440, which affect four callouts from the main text. In Table 1, the second column, “R0,C6/τrad [nm6 ns−1]” is actually “R0,C/τrad1/6 [nm ns−1/6]”. This correction only changes the second column title and the seventh column values (“R0,C”) and the corrected table is given below:

Table 1 Model parameters for the KMC simulations predicting the temperature dependence of LD. Here, R0,C/τrad1/6, EA, and σ are fitting parameters for the KMC simulations. The ηPL is separately measured allowing for the tabulation of τrad and extraction of R0,C from the fit parameters. Shown for comparison is the average molecular separation (d) determined from the thin-film density (ρ) as image file: c6tc90131j-t2.tif
Material R 0,C/τrad1/6 [nm ns−1/6] E A [meV] σ [meV] η PL [%] τ rad [ns] R 0,C [nm] d [nm]
Alq3 2.3 <10 150 16.2 99 5.0 0.53
DCV3T 1.7 80 33 8.0 17 2.7 0.54
SubPc 1.4 <10 35 1.0 55 2.7 0.48


For consistency, all references to the fitting parameter R0,C6/τrad must also be changed to R0,C/τrad1/6. This occurs on page 3439, column 1, line 13; page 3439, column 2, line 3; page 3439, column 2, line 18; and page 3440 in the caption of Fig. 4, line 6.

The Royal Society of Chemistry apologises for these errors and any consequent inconvenience to authors and readers.


Footnotes

This author identified the errors in the original paper and checked the consistency of the correction with the rest of the paper as published.
Current address: Department of Physics, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, J.J. Thompson Ave, Cambridge, CB3 0HE, UK.

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