SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*

ZHAO Weiguo; SHEN Yongjia; LI Yongfang; YANG Jing

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SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*

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- SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*
- SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1998年16卷第3期页码：214-218
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- 纸质出版：1998-09-20
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ZHAO Weiguo, SHEN Yongjia, LI Yongfang, 等. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1998,16(3):214-218.

ZHAO Weiguo, SHEN Yongjia, LI Yongfang, et al. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*[J]. 1998, 16(3): 214-218.
ZHAO Weiguo, SHEN Yongjia, LI Yongfang, 等. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1998,16(3):214-218. DOI：

ZHAO Weiguo, SHEN Yongjia, LI Yongfang, et al. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIC BIS (ETHYLENEDITHIO)-TETRATHIAFULVALENES*[J]. 1998, 16(3): 214-218. DOI：

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A polymer containing bis(ethylenedithio)-tetrathiafulvalene moiety wassynthesized and its electrochemical properties were studied by cyclic voltammetry. Thecharge transfer complexes of the polymer with TCNQ and I_2 were obtained by chemicaloxidation in dichlorobenzene. All of them are semi-conductors. A film of the polymer wasobtained by casting. Its conductivity

after oxidation with iodine

is 2.24×10~(-6)S·cm~(-1)and its conducting state is stable in air.

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after oxidation with iodine

is 2.24×10~(-6)S·cm~(-1)and its conducting state is stable in air.

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