Estimation of the influence of molecular substituents on electroluminescence and electron–hole mobility in copolyfluorenes with the use of a CELIV technique has revealed that minor changes in the number of… Click to show full abstract
Estimation of the influence of molecular substituents on electroluminescence and electron–hole mobility in copolyfluorenes with the use of a CELIV technique has revealed that minor changes in the number of benzothiadiazole fragments in copolyfluorenes has a dramatic effect on the optoelectronic properties of these polymers to improve the electroluminescence and electron mobility by factors of 20 and 10, respectively.
               
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