Tuning the ambipolar charge transport properties of tricyanovinyl-substituted carbazole-based materials
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Marta Reig, Dmytro Volyniuk, Juozas V. Grazulevicius, Dolores Velasco
A series of push–pull carbazole-based compounds has been experimentally and theoretically characterized in combination with the X-ray analysis of the corresponding single crystals. The introduction of the strong electron-withdrawing tricyanovinyl group in the carbazole core affords electron-transporting ability in addition to the characteristic hole-transporting properties exhibited by donor carbazole derivatives.
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