Molecular reorganization in organic field-effect transistors and its effect on two-dimensional charge transport pathways.

Molecular reorganization in organic field-effect transistors and its effect on two-dimensional charge transport pathways.
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DOI:
10.1021/nn304733w
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发表时间:
2013-02
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17.1
通讯作者:
F. Liscio;C. Albonetti;K. Broch;Arian Shehu;S. Quiroga;Laura Ferlauto;C. Frank;S. Kowarik;Roberto Nervo;A. Gerlach;S. Milita;F. Schreiber;F. Biscarini
F. Liscio;C. Albonetti;K. Broch;Arian Shehu;S. Quiroga;Laura Ferlauto;C. Frank;S. Kowarik;Roberto Nervo;A. Gerlach;S. Milita;F. Schreiber;F. Biscarini
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材料科学1区
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F. Liscio;C. Albonetti;K. Broch;Arian Shehu;S. Quiroga;Laura Ferlauto;C. Frank;S. Kowarik;Roberto Nervo;A. Gerlach;S. Milita;F. Schreiber;F. Biscarini

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