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Hole transport in the glassy state of arylaldehyde and arylketone hydrazones, 4-diphenyl-aminobenzaldehyde diphenylhydrazone (DPH) and 4-diphenylaminoacetophenone diphenylhydrazone (M-DPH), has been studied. The values of the hole drift mobility in the glassy state of DPH and M-DPH are over one order of magnitude greater than those of 50 wt% molecularly dispersed systems in polycarbonate. The hole drift mobility of DPH is ca. twice as high as that of M-DPH. Temperature and electric-field dependencies of the hole drift mobilities in the glassy state are discussed.
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Nishimura et al. (1992) studied this question.
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