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Theoretical Prediction of Electron Mobility in Birhodanine Crystals and their Sulfur Analogues
Molecular crystals compose the current state of the art when it comes to organic-based optoelectronic applications. Charge transport is a crucial aspect of their performance. The ability to predict accurate electron mobility is needed in designing novel organic semiconducting materials. In the prese
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