Soluble hybrid organic–inorganic semiconductors based on polyarylamines and a dodecylmanganese molecular nanomagnet (see Figure) possess high conductivities at low oxidation levels, making this material attractive as a charge-transport material in organic solar cells and organic light-emitting diodes. Additionally, the magnetism of the Mn12 cluster is not affected by the presence of the conducting polymer, as expected for isolated nanomagnets.
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