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Comparison of solution-mixed and sequentially processed P3HT:F4TCNQ films: effect of doping-induced aggregation on film morphology
Doping polymeric semiconductors often drastically reduces the solubility of the polymer, leading to difficulties in processing doped films. Doping polymeric semiconductors often drastically reduces the solubility of the polymer, leading to difficulties in processing doped films. Here, we compare opt
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