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Enabling efficient ambipolar charge carrier mobility in a H-bonded heptazine–triphenylene system forming segregated donor–acceptor columnar assemblies

Indu Bala, Joydip De, Santosh Prasad Gupta, Upendra Kumar Pandey, Santanu Kumar Pal

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Heptazine based hydrogen-bonded discotics showed the formation of segregated donor–acceptor self-assembly and displayed excellent ambipolar charge-transport with a high hole-mobility.

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Heptazine based hydrogen-bonded discotics showed the formation of segregated donor–acceptor self-assembly and displayed excellent ambipolar charge-transport with a high hole-mobility.

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Heptazine based hydrogen-bonded discotics showed the formation of segregated donor–acceptor self-assembly and displayed excellent ambipolar charge-transport with a high hole-mobility.

Key concepts: Ambipolar diffusion, Triphenylene, Materials science, Acceptor, Charge (physics), Charge carrier, Electron mobility, Chemical physics

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