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October 6, 2011Journal of the American Chemical Society

Light-Emitting Conjugated Polymers with Microporous Network Architecture: Interweaving Scaffold Promotes Electronic Conjugation, Facilitates Exciton Migration, and Improves Luminescence

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YXYanhong XuFujian Medical UniversityLCLong ChenChongqing University of Science and TechnologyZGZhaoqi GuoNorthwest University

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