FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4236034536> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4236034536 endingPage "453" @default.
• W4236034536 startingPage "440" @default.
• W4236034536 abstract "Abstract Substituting individual heavier (or lighter) atoms would appear to be an extremely straightforward method of controlling the optoelectronic properties of π‐conjugated molecules that has minimal impact on solid‐state materials properties, yet things are never as they appear. Selenophenes are a distinct class of material separate from thiophenes. Their HOMOLUMO gap is often narrow, which is attractive for photonic applications. Intermolecular SeSe interactions increase ordering on a molecular scale and lead to distinct solid‐state organization, which often leads to excellent charge‐transport properties. The crystallization of selenophene is distinct from thiophenes, and thus, composites of selenophenes and other organic materials have distinct nano‐ and microscale morphologies. Some of the best organic optoelectronic devices use selenophene‐containing materials, yet early results were less encouraging. The most recent syntheses, structure determination, and electronic device properties of π‐conjugated selenophene‐based materials are reviewed. Significantly more work is justified and this review sets the stage for those studies." @default.
• W4236034536 created "2022-05-12" @default.
• W4236034536 creator A5019413757 @default.
• W4236034536 creator A5025685909 @default.
• W4236034536 creator A5038932330 @default.
• W4236034536 date "2014-04-03" @default.
• W4236034536 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4236034536 title "Selenophene Electronics" @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1537643164 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1544459276 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1966841116 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1968944327 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1969064750 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1971944586 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1972926018 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1974509768 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1981194510 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1981490049 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1983671313 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1983751971 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1985549507 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1991557939 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1993352420 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1996397759 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W1997448044 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2000776065 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2004888765 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2005012311 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2006487586 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2007277125 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2010255276 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2012510206 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2018107224 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2019213642 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2019815189 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2023253019 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2024257775 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2024783015 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2025342812 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2025898829 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2028807354 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2030274199 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2031509125 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2033599181 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2034262584 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2034331955 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2034460768 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2035781493 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2048829327 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2053366719 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2055795892 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2060032609 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2060221395 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2065371273 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2073402040 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2077601320 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2078201858 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2078330729 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2082745171 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2085435225 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2087513315 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2097795991 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2099869423 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2108208782 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2115939762 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2116352193 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2116650273 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2121237359 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2133941059 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2137666255 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2141194733 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2141960144 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2142910748 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2143727607 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2147748846 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2152984864 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2169163398 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2315932724 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2317025738 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2317394745 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2318559630 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2320103394 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2320576133 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2321315084 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2322000019 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2325901074 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2327524488 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2327611871 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2328686996 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2328967387 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2331332321 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2331883384 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W2949388875 @default.
• W4236034536 cites W4229743412 @default.
• W4236034536 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/ijch.201400011" @default.
• W4236034536 hasPublicationYear "2014" @default.
• W4236034536 type Work @default.
• W4236034536 citedByCount "71" @default.

• next