ReviewMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Carrier Mobility, Electrical Conductivity, and Photovoltaic Properties of Ordered Nanostructures Assembled from Semiconducting Polymers.
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Abstract
Nanostructures composed of semiconducting polymers that adopt highly ordered molecular arrangements at the nano- and microscale typically exhibit enhanced optoelectronic properties. In this study, we aim to establish a comprehensive correlation between nanostructures with varying degrees of molecular order-fabricated using diverse processing methods-and their tailored optoelectronic properties, as demonstrated by various energy devices. These properties include carrier mobility, electrical conductivity, and photovoltaic capabilities measured predominantly in films tens to hundreds of nanometers thick based on semiconducting polymers.
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