Organic/polymer semiconductors offer opportunities for low-cost device fabrication for applications ranging from energy and health care to security. However, their successful commercialization relies not only on the design and development of sustainable and robust materials chemistries, but also the solution-based processes used for printing devices and circuits.  Molecular design coupled with solution behavior play a significant role in determining a materials thin-film electronic performance. For effective charge transport, conjugated polymer chains must be amenable to assembly and organization into architectures that support transport. Here, the relationships between molecular structure and solution processing protocols that provide for the requisite charge transport pathways will be explored.

Interplay between the solution state and conjugated polymer device performance

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ACS Fall 2022

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