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Novel Organic Hole Transport Layers for Molecular Electronic Systems

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Five novel triarylamines based on the bulky dehydroabietic acid unit have been synthesised, and their potential as hole transport layers tested. This bulky group facilitates film preparation and stability without significantly affecting the chemical or materials properties. Three of these systems present excellent stability, and show considerable potential for device applications.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 514-516)

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May 2006

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Hugh D. Burrows, Ricardo Castro, M. Alexandra Esteves, Barbara Gigante, Luísa Leitão, Ana Pauleta

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Dehydroabietic Acid Derivatives, Hole Transport, Triarylamines

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