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Understanding Charge Transport in Chemically Doped Conjugated Polymers: The Roles of the Dielectric Environment, Ambient Stability, Counterion Interactions, and Microstructure
Conjugated polymers are organic semiconductors with extended π-electron systems that enable charge transport in these lightweight, flexible, and solution-processable materials. Their low thermal conductivity and relatively high Seebeck coefficients make them promising candidates for soft thermoelect
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