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Polarons of PEDOT:PSS contribute to the surface polarization effect in a metal/PEDOT:PSS/metal structure device. The polarons of PEDOT:PSS contribute to surface polarization due to the electron–phonon coupling. Surface polarization as a new driving force can develop the Seebeck effect based on a metal/semi-metal/metal design.
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