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Electrical and optical properties of highly conducting charge-transfer complexes of poly (p-phenylene)

Shacklette et al., 1980

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4143410755145854661
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Shacklette L
Chance R
Ivory D
Miller G
Baughman R
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Synthetic Metals

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Electrical conductivity, Hall effectm and spectroscopic measurements have been made on AsF 5-doped poly (p-phenylene). Doping increases the conductivity of the parent polymer by as much as 14 orders of magnitude to values as high as 5× 10 4 S/m. Hall effect …
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