Assessment reveals enhanced isotropic mobility and stretchability in polymers, highlighting the role of structural isomers as conjugation break spacers.
The structural isomeric effect on the conjugation-break spacers (CBSs) design in stretchable conjugated polymers hasn’t been investigated. In addition, achieving isotropic mobility–stretchability performance is challenging, as crack formation and polymer...
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