A new tetranuclear compound containing Ru(II) and Ir(III) polypyridine subunits exhibits two independent emissions at room temperature, as a consequence of weak interchromophoric coupling; in contrast, at 77 K energy transfer from Ir-based chromophores to the Ru-based ones is quantitative.
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