Conjugated Semiconducting Polymer with Thymine Groups in the Side Chains: Charge Mobility Enhancement and Application for Selective Field-Effect Transistor Sensors toward CO and H2S


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Yizhou Yang, Zitong Liu, Liangliang Chen, J. Yao, Gaobo Lin, Xisha Zhang, Guanxin Zhang, Deqing Zhang
Chemistry of Materials, 2019

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Yang, Y., Liu, Z., Chen, L., Yao, J., Lin, G., Zhang, X., … Zhang, D. (2019). Conjugated Semiconducting Polymer with Thymine Groups in the Side Chains: Charge Mobility Enhancement and Application for Selective Field-Effect Transistor Sensors toward CO and H2S. Chemistry of Materials.


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Yang, Yizhou, Zitong Liu, Liangliang Chen, J. Yao, Gaobo Lin, Xisha Zhang, Guanxin Zhang, and Deqing Zhang. “Conjugated Semiconducting Polymer with Thymine Groups in the Side Chains: Charge Mobility Enhancement and Application for Selective Field-Effect Transistor Sensors toward CO and H2S.” Chemistry of Materials (2019).


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Yang, Yizhou, et al. “Conjugated Semiconducting Polymer with Thymine Groups in the Side Chains: Charge Mobility Enhancement and Application for Selective Field-Effect Transistor Sensors toward CO and H2S.” Chemistry of Materials, 2019.


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@article{yizhou2019a,
  title = {Conjugated Semiconducting Polymer with Thymine Groups in the Side Chains: Charge Mobility Enhancement and Application for Selective Field-Effect Transistor Sensors toward CO and H2S},
  year = {2019},
  journal = {Chemistry of Materials},
  author = {Yang, Yizhou and Liu, Zitong and Chen, Liangliang and Yao, J. and Lin, Gaobo and Zhang, Xisha and Zhang, Guanxin and Zhang, Deqing}
}

Abstract

Conjugated polymers with both high charge mobilities and responsive functionality have received increasing attention because of their promising applications in organic electronic devices and chemo-/biosensors. We successfully incorporated thymine groups in the side chains of diketopyrrolopyrrole (DPP)-based conjugated polymer PDPP4T-T. Our studies reveal that thin films of PDPP4T-T exhibit improved crystallinity and higher charge mobility compared with analogous polymers with pure alkyl chains. This is attributed to the formation of H-bonding among thymine groups, which could strengthen interchain interactions and thus facilitate an ordered packing of polymer chains. Importantly, thin films of PDPP4T-T containing either Pd(II) or Hg(II) ions were successfully fabricated via air–water interface coordination reactions of thymine groups with ions. Thin-film field-effect transistors (FETs) of PDPP4T-T containing Pd(II) ions exhibit a sensitive and selective response toward CO even at a low concentration of 10...


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