Two-color sum frequency generation study of poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene)/electrode interfaces
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Takayuki Miyamae, Kiyomi Tsukagoshi, Wataru Mizutani
The air/PFO and the buried electrode/PFO interfaces have been investigated by two-color SFG spectroscopy. Due to the interface confinement effects, the planes of PFO rings are nearly parallel to the surface plane, and the optical band gaps become smaller at the interfaces than those of the bulk.
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