Chlorine could be key to the cheaper, more efficient OLED TV in your dreams

By Terrence O'Brien posted Apr 15 2011 5:39 PM chlorine-it is more clean not only for keeping your clothes white and your pool! Soon, thick layers of the stuff, only a single Atom, could play a central role in the OLED production. Researchers at the University of Toronto have found that this tiny amount of CL can almost double the efficiency of existing displays with the simultaneous complexity and reduces costs. On a rather simple procedure with UV light, the team could draw panels found standard electrode in conventional OLEDs without toxic chlorine gas of chlorination. Good news for manufacturers is, it is even better news for the consumer. We have a large organic flat screen in our living room parents basement was Mount itching. Finally we can cheap OLED TVs in Wal-Mart Regalen--see right next to the Clorox.

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