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Properties of Charges Conjugated Polymers Deposited by Electrospraying on substrates with an insulating Oxide layer
In the course of electrospraying in vacuum, polymers acquire electric charges, which are distributed along their backbone. Here, we demonstrate that these charges have a strong impact on molecular ordering and spectroscopic properties of conjugated polymers when deposited on substrates with an insul
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