High-performance organic thermoelectric materials based on n-type conjugated polymers via chemical isomerization-induced charge transport modulation

Hojun Ji; Jaewon Lee; Hyunji Lee; Daegun Kim; Kilwon Cho

doi:10.1039/d5mh00991j

January 1, 2025Materials Horizons

High-performance organic thermoelectric materials based on n-type conjugated polymers via chemical isomerization-induced charge transport modulation

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Key Points

Chemical isomerization enhances thermoelectric performance by improving charge transport.
Structural ordering is achieved in n-type conjugated polymers, which aids in energy-filtering effects.
Increased charge transport modulation leads to superior performance in thermoelectric applications.
Chemically induced changes can significantly affect the properties of organic thermoelectric materials.

Implication

Chemical isomerization improves charge transport in n-type conjugated polymers, enhancing thermoelectric performance.

Abstract

Chemical isomerization of n-type conjugated polymers induces structural ordering and charge transport modulation, enabling enhanced thermoelectric performance through energy-filtering effects.

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Ji et al. (2025) studied this question.

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High-performance organic thermoelectric materials based on n-type conjugated polymers via chemical isomerization-induced charge transport modulation

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High-performance organic thermoelectric materials based on n-type conjugated polymers via chemical isomerization-induced charge transport modulation

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