September 30, 2005

Tetrahedral n-Type Materials: Efficient Quenching of the Excitation of p-Type Polymers in Amorphous Films

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Tetrahedral naphthalenediimide compound 1 has been synthesized as an example of a new class of amorphous n-type materials, in which the nondirectionality obtained by its shape is decoupled from its optoelectronic properties. 1 forms bicontinuous films with p-type polymers and effectively quenches the excited state, yielding long-lived mobile charge carriers on pulsed illumination.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a08c275ff6725a945ba0510 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1021/ja053689m

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