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                                                   Pure Polymer Lasers
                                                                         Laser        Pump
                                                           Photon     wavelength   wavelength
                              Material        Solvent   confinement      (nm)         (nm)      Ref.
                         PPV                   neat        mc         ~545             355         6
                         PPV                   neat        mc         ~545             355         7
                         PPV                   neat        mc (DBR)   530, 550       325, 355     16
                         sexithiophene (6T)    —           sc         592.6            355        19
                         Si–PPV                            wg         452              355        10

                         b—benzene, cf—chloroform, DBR—distributed Bragg reflectors, mc—microcavity, mr—microring,
                         pc—planar cavity, res—resonator, s—single mode, sc—single crystal, sh—shoulder, t—toluene,
                         wg—waveguide
                         *  Peak(s) of photoluminescence; no lasing wavelength was reported.
                         ** Whispering galley modes.




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