Organic Molecule Glows At Room Temperature

A Team of researchers have created an inexpensive molecule that shines at the room temperature. The molecule has been named as Room-Temperature Phosphorescence (RTP) by the scientists.

The researchers said that the development was more of a challenge. Additionally, oxygen and physical vibrations obstruct with the ability of organic phosphorescent molecules to emit light.

However Organic RTP systems are desirable because of their wider availability, stated the developers. As per the scientists, the molecule has been created by keeping some essential points in mind such as cost and durability.

The scientists have observed the phosphorescence from natural fusion that works in the absence of oxygen. According to the scientists the process of Phosphorescence limits their scope for realistic applications.

Further more the scientists are planning to create more capable molecules that can find high-tech applications in electronic products. The future development can find applications in bio-imaging, optical recording, anti-counterfeiting, and afterglow organic LEDs through RTP stated the researchers.