Electrochemically controlled interactions between TTF-based dendrimers and an electron-rich oligomer
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Andrew Beeby, Martin R. Bryce, Christian A. Christensen, Graeme Cooke, Florence M. A. Duclairoir, Vincent M. Rotello
Electrochemically controlled interactions have been shown to occur between TTF containing dendrimers 1 and 2 and the electron-rich oligomer 3.
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