Investigations of defects of carefully prepared trans-(CH)x are presented. The dependence of conjugation length on the generation of various types of defects was observed by resonance Raman scattering. In the case of sample oxidation a quantitative comparison of these results combined with a determination of weight uptake leads to a distinction between oxygen interrupting chains and oxygen reacting at chain ends.
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