Experimental data are presented which give evidence about the short free path before recombination of free charge carriers in single crystals of polydiacetylene-toluene-sulphonate (PDA TS). The free path is shown to be much shorter than the millimetre-size electrode spacing. The recombination of carriers occurs via traps (of Shockly-Read type) or, at higher intensities, bimolecularly. The results obtained do not allow the authors to consider as substantiated the literature data on high (up to 10 5 cm 2 V -1 s -1 ) mobility of carriers in PDA TS, and on the validity of one-dimensional diffusive theory of charge-pair separation as applied to PDA TS. All these data critically depend on the assumption of the absence of recombination.
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