Realizing the full potential of conjugated polymers: innovation in polymer synthesis

Realizing the full potential of conjugated polymers: innovation in polymer synthesis

Plastic electronics is closely linked to advances in polymer synthesis. Based on conjugated polymers, this technology aims to exploit the features of metals and inorganic semi-conductors while preserving mechanical properties unique to polymers. In the first part of this review, we present a retrosp...

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