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Houari Mahfoud,Abdessamad Imineht polarised with E vector perpendicular to the chains is due to inter-chain excitation from π to π* states. It is found that the long-lived photoexcited states which give rise to PA and PC are preferentially excited by these inter-chain transitions.

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Daniel K. Antwi,Herna L. Viktorful exploitation of thin film technology in molecular electronics requires that organisation be controllable in the plane of a given monolayer, as well as from one monolayer to another, and this is discussed in relation to the azobenzene derivatives mentioned.

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The Electrochemistry of Electronically Conducting Polymersr electrodes are probed. Recent work and applications of these electrodes are then briefly reviewed. This includes initiatives in the fields of electrode generated reactions, photoelectrochemistry, batteries, and molecular electronics. Finally, the needed areas of research, from an electrochemical point of view, are presented.

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Anisotropic Properties of Oriented Durham Route Polyacetyleneht polarised with E vector perpendicular to the chains is due to inter-chain excitation from π to π* states. It is found that the long-lived photoexcited states which give rise to PA and PC are preferentially excited by these inter-chain transitions.

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Langmuir-Blodgett Deposition of Amphipathic Azobenzene Compounds for Surface Activation and Fabricatful exploitation of thin film technology in molecular electronics requires that organisation be controllable in the plane of a given monolayer, as well as from one monolayer to another, and this is discussed in relation to the azobenzene derivatives mentioned.

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New Electronically Conducting Polymers polymers are produced in their “leuco” (fully reduced form) and are Brönsted base dopable. The structure and properties of polyaniline were fully confirmed via the preparation of a completely characterized octamer.

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