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Molecular design features for charge transport in nonconjugated radical polymers

Tan et al., 2021

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15364637261883441619
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Tan Y
Casetti N
Boudouris B
Savoie B
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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Conducting polymers based on open-shell radical moieties exhibit potentially advantageous processing, stability, and optical attributes compared with conventional doped conjugated polymers. Despite their ascendance, reported radical conductors have been based almost …
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