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Synthetic Routes to Intrinsically Conducting Organic Materials ICOMs

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Between Goppelsroeder’s “electrochemically charging and discharging of polyaniline” in 1891 and highly oriented polyacetylene with metallike characteristics in 1987 lies a century.

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  2. Shriram Institute for Industrial Research, Delhi, India

    Jai K. Nigam

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