Exploring Lateral and Vertical Phase Separation in SEBS and Dibenzochrysene Derivatives Polymer Blends

Jiayi Chen; Piumi Kulatunga; Félix Gagnon; Surya Gayathri Bhattathiripad; Jean-Francois Morin; Simon Rondeau-Gagné; Audrey Laventure

doi:10.1039/d5tc04351d

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Exploring Lateral and Vertical Phase Separation in SEBS and Dibenzochrysene Derivatives Polymer Blends

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The aim is to explore phase separation in polymer blends to enhance the performance of organic field-effect transistors.
Preparation of stretchable semiconducting blend films
Use of conjugated polymer derived from Vat Orange 1
Analysis of lateral and vertical phase separation
Demonstrated successful phase separation in the polymer blends
Improved characteristics for organic field-effect transistors

Implication

Exploration reveals phase separation in polymer blends for organic field-effect transistors, indicating potential for improved device performance.

Abstract

In this work, stretchable semiconducting blend films for organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) are prepared using a conjugated polymer derived from the vat dye Vat Orange 1 (VO1) and the thermoplastic...

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Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Exploring Lateral and Vertical Phase Separation in SEBS and Dibenzochrysene Derivatives Polymer Blends

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Exploring Lateral and Vertical Phase Separation in SEBS and Dibenzochrysene Derivatives Polymer Blends

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