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November 1, 2011Journal of the American Chemical Society

High Performance Weak Donor–Acceptor Polymers in Thin Film Transistors: Effect of the Acceptor on Electronic Properties, Ambipolar Conductivity, Mobility, and Thermal Stability

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JYJonathan D. YuenUnited States Naval Research LaboratoryJFJian FanSecond Military Medical UniversityJSJason SeifterFreedom Photonics (United States)

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