DESIGN AND STUDY OF ONE-DIMENSIONAL ORGANIC CONDUCTORS II: TTF - TCNQ AND OTHER ORGANIC SEMIMETALS
DESIGN AND STUDY OF ONE-DIMENSIONAL ORGANIC CONDUCTORS II: TTF - TCNQ AND OTHER ORGANIC SEMIMETALS
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一维有机导体的设计与研究II:TTF-TCNQ及其他有机半金属
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4684-2109-5_22
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发表时间:
1974
影响因子:
9.8
通讯作者:
T. Poehler
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作者:
A. Bloch;D. Cowan;T. Poehler
What are the implications of the disordered one-dimensional conductors, discussed in the previous paper, for the development of organic materials of still higher conductivity? Simply, the situation is this. In lover-dimensional, narrow-band organic charge-transfer salts, we have systems in which the metallic state is inherently unstable. One way of suppressing the instabilities is by introducing sufficient disorder to “wash them out”. As demonstrated by examples12 such as NMP-TCNQ, this can lead in favorable circumstances to a spectacular increase in conductivity. Nevertheless the structural disorder remains itself a limiting factor. The localization of the electronic states at the Fermi level limits the conductivity to the diffusive range25 of a few hundred reciprocal ohm-centimeters—enormous by organic standards, but low compared with good inorganic conductors. To elevate organic conductivities into the truly metallic range requires some way of suppressing the tendency toward a distorted insulator without resorting to the introduction of structural disorder. We therefore seek materials consisting of symmetric molecules with no strong dipole moment, and forming structures which offer more flexibility for design than does a single conducting chain.