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Self‐assembled monolayers as patterning tool for organic electronic devices

Schmaltz et al., 2017

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14049564532032004717
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Schmaltz T
Sforazzini G
Reichert T
Frauenrath H
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The patterning of functional materials represents a crucial step for the implementation of organic semiconducting materials into functional devices. Classical patterning techniques such as photolithography or shadow masking exhibit certain limitations in terms of choice of …
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