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April 7, 2008Applied Physics Letters

Tin (IV) phthalocyanine oxide: An air-stable semiconductor with high electron mobility

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FZFeng ZhuChinese Academy of SciencesBYBo YuTongji HospitalLHLizhen HuangSoochow University

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