Abstract: An auxiliary support device for circular saw includes a base, a worktable, a support member and a stop member. The base has a supporting portion formed thereon. The worktable is pivotally disposed on the base and is co-planar with the base. The support member is disposed on the supporting portion of the base and is co-planar with the base such that the support member provides support to workpiece of larger size. The base has a mounting hole defined in the supporting portion. The support member has a guiding slot defined therein, a locking member passes through the guiding slot and is secured in the mounting hole for positioning the support member, such that a position of the support member is adjustable relative to the base for adapting to workpieces of various sizes. The stop member is pivotally mounted to one end of the support member adapted for positioning the workpiece.

Abstract: A method of preparing drug agglomerates includes adding a drug powder to a first solvent to form a first solution, adding a second solvent to the first solution to form a second solution. The drug powder undergoes nucleation to form drug agglomerates. The drug agglomerates are isolated from the second solution.

Abstract: A method of preparing drug agglomerates includes adding a drug powder to a first solvent to form a first solution, adding a second solvent to the first solution to form a second solution. The drug powder undergoes nucleation to form drug agglomerates. The drug agglomerates are isolated from the second solution.

Abstract: A method of preparing drug agglomerates includes adding a drug powder to a first solvent to form a first solution, adding a second solvent to the first solution to form a second solution. The drug powder undergoes nucleation to form drug agglomerates. The drug agglomerates are isolated from the second solution.

Abstract: An auxiliary support device for circular saw includes a base, a worktable, a support member and a stop member. The base has a supporting portion formed thereon. The worktable is pivotally disposed on the base and is co-planar with the base. The support member is disposed on the supporting portion of the base and is co-planar with the base such that the support member provides support to workpiece of larger size. The base has a mounting hole defined in the supporting portion. The support member has a guiding slot defined therein, a locking member passes through the guiding slot and is secured in the mounting hole for positioning the support member, such that a position of the support member is adjustable relative to the base for adapting to workpieces of various sizes. The stop member is pivotally mounted to one end of the support member adapted for positioning the workpiece.

Abstract: A method of preparing drug agglomerates includes adding a drug powder to a first solvent to form a first solution, adding a second solvent to the first solution to form a second solution. The drug powder undergoes nucleation to form drug agglomerates. The drug agglomerates are isolated from the second solution.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a phosphorescent tris-chelated transition metal complex comprising i) two identical non-conjugated cyclometalated ligands being incorporated into a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and one ligated chromophore being incorporated into the coordination sphere; or ii) one non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand forming a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and two ligated chromophores being incorporated into the coordination sphere, wherein the metal is iridium, platinum, osmium or ruthenium, and the ligated chromophore possesses a relatively lower energy gap in comparison with that of the non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand, the latter afforded an effective barrier for inhibiting the ligand-to-ligand charge transfer process, so that a subsequent radiative decay from an excited state of these transition complexes will be confined to the single ligated chromophore.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a phosphorescent tris-chelated transition metal complex comprising i) two identical non-conjugated cyclometalated ligands being incorporated into a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and one ligated chromophore being incorporated into the coordination sphere; or ii) one non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand forming a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and two ligated chromophores being incorporated into the coordination sphere, wherein the metal is iridium, platinum, osmium or ruthenium, and the ligated chromophore possesses a relatively lower energy gap in comparison with that of the non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand, the latter afforded an effective barrier for inhibiting the ligand-to-ligand charge transfer process, so that a subsequent radiative decay from an excited state of these transition complexes will be confined to the single ligated chromophore.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a phosphorescent tris-chelated transition metal complex comprising i) two identical non-conjugated cyclometalated ligands being incorporated into a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and one ligated chromophore being incorporated into the coordination sphere; or ii) one non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand forming a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and two ligated chromophores being incorporated into the coordination sphere, wherein the metal is iridium, platinum, osmium or ruthenium, and the ligated chromophore possesses a relatively lower energy gap in comparison with that of the non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand, the latter afforded an effective barrier for inhibiting the ligand-to-ligand charge transfer process, so that a subsequent radiative decay from an excited state of these transition complexes will be confined to the single ligated chromophore.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a phosphorescent tris-chelated transition metal complex comprising i) two identical non-conjugated cyclometalated ligands being incorporated into a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and one ligated chromophore being incorporated into the coordination sphere; or ii) one non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand forming a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and two ligated chromophores being incorporated into the coordination sphere, wherein the metal is iridium, platinum, osmium or ruthenium, and the ligated chromophore possesses a relatively lower energy gap in comparison with that of the non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand, the latter afforded an effective barrier for inhibiting the ligand-to-ligand charge transfer process, so that a subsequent radiative decay from an excited state of these transition complexes will be confined to the single ligated chromophore.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a phosphorescent tris-chelated transition metal complex comprising i) two identical non-conjugated cyclometalated ligands being incorporated into a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and one ligated chromophore being incorporated into the coordination sphere; or ii) one non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand forming a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and two ligated chromophores being incorporated into the coordination sphere, wherein the metal is iridium, platinum, osmium or ruthenium, and the ligated chromophore possesses a relatively lower energy gap in comparison with that of the non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand, the latter afforded an effective barrier for inhibiting the ligand-to-ligand charge transfer process, so that a subsequent radiative decay from an excited state of these transition complexes will be confined to the single ligated chromophore.

Abstract: A new class of luminescent iridium(III) complexes, luminescent material and organic electroluminescent device thereof had been disclosed. The novel luminescent iridium(III) complexes comprises the formula [(C?N)2Ir(P?O)] with 2-(diphenylphosphino)phenolate as the ancillary chelate. The iridium complexes of the present invention can be used as the red, blue or green-emitting dopants. These luminescent materials can be applied in the fabrication of light-emitting layer of organic electroluminescent devices and providing the high efficiently red, blue or green light organic electroluminescent devices of commercial pursuits.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a phosphorescent tris-chelated transition metal complex comprising i) two identical non-conjugated cyclometalated ligands being incorporated into a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and one ligated chromophore being incorporated into the coordination sphere; or ii) one non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand forming a coordination sphere thereof with a transition metal, and two ligated chromophores being incorporated into the coordination sphere, wherein the metal is iridium, platinum, osmium or ruthenium, and the ligated chromophore possesses a relatively lower energy gap in comparison with that of the non-conjugated cyclometalated ligand, the latter afforded an effective barrier for inhibiting the ligand-to-ligand charge transfer process, so that a subsequent radiative decay from an excited state of these transition complexes will be confined to the single ligated chromophore.