Amal Jose

Abstract Long-persistent luminescent (LPL) materials store photon energy as charges and emit light over extended periods via charge recombination. LPL decay typically follows a power law rather than an exponential decay, enabling confirmation of charge accumulation from emission decay characteristics. While charge generation in organic materials has been widely studied at donor-acceptor (D/A) interfaces, it remains underexplored in single-component luminescent materials.

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