Combining Molecular Motion with a 2,6-Diiodo BODIPY to Engineer Highly Anisotropic Thermomechanical Properties in Organic Binary and Ternary Molecular Materials

Combining Molecular Motion with a 2,6-Diiodo BODIPY to Engineer Highly Anisotropic Thermomechanical Properties in Organic Binary and Ternary Molecular Materials
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10.1021/acs.cgd.3c01521
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2024-03
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Crystal Growth & Design
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Babak Tahmouresilerd;Jinchun Qiu;Gary C. George;Vivian Woh;M. Crawford Andrews;Shiva Moaven;D. Unruh;Kristin M. Hutchins;Anthony F. Cozzolino
Babak Tahmouresilerd;Jinchun Qiu;Gary C. George;Vivian Woh;M. Crawford Andrews;Shiva Moaven;D. Unruh;Kristin M. Hutchins;Anthony F. Cozzolino
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Babak Tahmouresilerd;Jinchun Qiu;Gary C. George;Vivian Woh;M. Crawford Andrews;Shiva Moaven;D. Unruh;Kristin M. Hutchins;Anthony F. Cozzolino

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