Evidence for activated carrier mobility in organic solids
Activated carrier mobility confirmed in organic solids
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Activated carrier mobility confirmed in organic solids
Electrical properties of tetracyanoquinodimethane /TCNQ/ complexes representing unit segments of nonconjugated and conjugated polymers
Environmental and reaction studies on electrochemical cells using metal electrodes and phenothiazine-iodine charge transfer complexes
Dry, solid state primary battery cell establishes an electrode reaction by a charge transfer mechanism without liquid phase ionization of electrolyte compounds. The charge transfer complex is sufficiently conductive to permit the passage of useful current.
Solid state electrochemical solar cell using various anode metals and charge transfer complexes as cathodes, noting I-V characteristics and discharge curves
Electrochemical cells with solid state components employ charge transfer complexes or donor-acceptor complexes in which the donor component is an organic compound and the acceptor component is a halogen. A minor proportion of graphite added to these composition helps reduce the resistivity.