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Synthesis of functionalized insulated molecular wires by polymerization of an insulated π-conjugated monomer

Jun Terao, Kyohei Homma, Yohei Konoshima, Rika Imoto, Hiroshi Masai, Wakana Matsuda, Shu Seki, Tetsuaki Fujihara, Yasushi Tsuji

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A new method for the synthesis of an insulated π-conjugated monomer was developed via the sequential self-inclusion followed by the elongation of the π-conjugated unit. The monomer was utilized in the synthesis of stimuli-responsive insulated molecular wires.

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A new method for the synthesis of an insulated π-conjugated monomer was developed via the sequential self-inclusion followed by the elongation of the π-conjugated unit. The monomer was utilized in the synthesis of stimuli-responsive insulated molecular wires.

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A new method for the synthesis of an insulated π-conjugated monomer was developed via the sequential self-inclusion followed by the elongation of the π-conjugated unit. The monomer was utilized in the synthesis of stimuli-responsive insulated molecular wires.

Key concepts: Conjugated system, Monomer, Elongation, Polymerization, Materials science, Polymer chemistry, Polymer, Composite material

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