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Role of polymorphism and thin-film morphology in organic semiconductors processed by solution shearing

Riera-Galindo et al., 2018

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8997426280202045875
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Riera-Galindo S
Tamayo A
Mas-Torrent M
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Organic semiconductors (OSCs) are promising materials for cost-effective production of electronic devices because they can be processed from solution employing high-throughput techniques. However, small-molecule OSCs are prone to structural modifications because of …
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