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Orientation of Stretched Poly(3-Octylthiophene) Films: Visible and Infrared Dichroism Studies

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Conducting polymers are considered to be quasi-one-dimensional materials. To be able to study the intrinsic properties of these materials, such as intra- and inter-chain electron motions, it is important to reach a high degree of orientation of the polymer chains. Orientation is also important for achieving a high conductivity in these materials, since an increased order also increases the overlap of orbitals between chains, and thus increases the hopping probability.

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Gustafsson, G., Inganäs, O. (1990). Orientation of Stretched Poly(3-Octylthiophene) Films: Visible and Infrared Dichroism Studies. In: Metzger, R.M., Day, P., Papavassiliou, G.C. (eds) Lower-Dimensional Systems and Molecular Electronics. NATO ASI Series, vol 248. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-2088-1_40

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