Metallic thermopower data on FeCl₃-doped polyacetylene are presented. We compare the results with the data on iodine- and AsF₅-doped polyacetylene in the heavily doped regime. General features of the results are consistent with those of a simple metal. However, details are different. We interpret these differences as originating from the different coupling strengths between the metallic chain and the dopant in each polyacetylene derivative. The disorder induced by the dopant ion seems to be more important than the three-dimensional interchain coupling. Thus, the charge-transport mechanism may be quasi one dimensional at the high-concentration limit.
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