ArticleChemical science2026
A highly stable, planar thiophene-fused triarylborane as a new building block for semiconductor polymers.
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Abstract
π-Conjugated compounds containing tricoordinate boron atoms have attracted significant attention because of their unique properties, including low-lying LUMO energy levels, extended π-conjugation, and high Lewis acidity. In particular, planarized triarylboranes have been extensively studied in recent years owing to their high chemical stability and excellent photoluminescence properties. Despite exhibiting potential for strong intermolecular interactions and superior semiconducting performance arising from the absence of bulky substituents, the synthesis of p-π* conjugated polymers using such planarized units as building blocks, along with the evaluation of their semiconducting properties, remains a significant challenge that has not yet been addressed. In this study, we report the synthesis of DTTB, a new planarized triarylborane featuring benzene and thiophene rings fused
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