Which risk increases when increasing temperature in OLED materials?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature enhances molecular vibrations, increasing the probability of non-radiative decay through internal conversion, because the electron transitions release heat rather than light due to vibrational energy; therefore option A occurs rather than options B, C, or D, which require particular electronic structures.

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