Structural Insights into Conjugated Polymers for Stretchable Organic Transistors
Chemistry of Materials 2024, 36, 74–98.
Research overview
This review connects molecular conformation, thin-film morphology, and larger-scale mechanical deformation to charge transport in stretchable conjugated polymers. It introduces mechanical testing methods and compares approaches including functional additives, crosslinking, and polymer nanowires for balancing electrical performance with stretchability.
Summary based on the published abstract.
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