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Effective Controlling of Film Texture and Carrier Transport of a High‐Performance Polymeric Semiconductor by Magnetic Alignment

Pan et al., 2015

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10838062657010266346
Author
Pan G
Chen F
Hu L
Zhang K
Dai J
Zhang F
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Advanced Functional Materials

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The controlling of molecular orientation and structural ordering of organic semiconductors is crucial to achieve high performance electronic devices. In this work, large‐area highly oriented and ordered films of an excellent electron transporter Poly {[N, N′‐bis (2 …
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