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Processible organic materials exhibiting high charge carrier mobilities are a step closer with the development of liquid crystalline photoconducting materials. The mobilities have been measured in various phase regions over the temperature range from – 100 to 165°C and the influence of different annealing conditions assessed, indicating that these materials could soon compete with amorphous semiconductors in electronics applications.
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