Excited that our work on mechanically robust polar polythiophenes is out! https://t.co/Pa4UjTdJws
Toughening of a Soft Polar Polythiophene through Copolymerization with Hard Urethane Segments.
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Enhancing Soft Polar Polythiophenes with Hard Urethane Segments for Improved Durability
This video discusses the toughening of soft polar polythiophenes through copolymerization with hard urethane segments, aiming to improve mechanical properties of organic electrochemical transistors.
RT @OrgChem_LOE: Excited that our work on mechanically robust polar polythiophenes is out! https://t.co/Pa4UjTdJws
Excited that our work on mechanically robust polar polythiophenes is out! https://t.co/Pa4UjTdJws