Polymorphism-controlled charge transport in T-shaped π-conjugated crystals: high mobility via a double-column pathway

Key Points

• High mobility is achieved through optimized charge transport pathways in π-conjugated crystals, enhancing conductivity.
• Data shows a significant increase in mobility, reaching levels not previously observed in related materials.
• Assessment focuses on T-shaped π-conjugated crystals with specific double-column pathways to improve electronic performance.
• Implications suggest potential advancements in material design for better electronic applications; external validation needed.