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Ionization Energies, Electron Affinities, Bandgaps, Exciton Binding Energies, and Polarization Energies of Orientation-Controlled Picene, [6]-Phenacene, and [7]-Phenacene Thin Films
Phenacenes, in which benzene rings are fused in a zigzag manner, are chemically robust $π$-conjugated hydrocarbons of interest for organic electronic applications and superconductivity. However, quantitative electronic parameters of phenacene thin films remain limited compared with those of acenes.
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