Lee et al., 2009 - Google Patents
Programmable digital memory characteristics of nanoscale thin films of a fully conjugated polymerLee et al., 2009
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- 805401648384226553
- Author
- Lee T
- Park S
- Hahm S
- Kim D
- Kim K
- Kim J
- Kwon W
- Kim Y
- Chang T
- Ree M
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- The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
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This paper reports for the first time the programmable digital memory characteristics of the nanoscale thin films of a fully π-conjugated polymer, poly (diethyl dipropargylmalonate)( pDEDPM) in the absence of doping. This π-conjugated polymer was found to exhibit good …
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