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Tetrathiafulvalenes. IX. Electrical Conductivity of Phenylsubstituted, Benzo‐ and Naphthocondensed Tetrathiafulvalene‐TCNQ‐Complexes. Complex formation of phenylsubstituted, benzo‐ and naphthocondensed tetrathiafulvalenes with tetracyanoquinodimethane and iodine is described. The electrical conductivity is high in the complexes, when radical salts of donor and acceptor are formed and the donator has a planar geometry.
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