Journal
ACS APPLIED ELECTRONIC MATERIALS
Volume 5, Issue 8, Pages 4254-4260Publisher
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/acsaelm.3c00532
Keywords
organic field-effect transistors; electron transport; birhodanine; fluoroalkylchain; air stability
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Birhodanines exhibit n-channel transistor properties, but their properties change significantly in air, unlike the tetrathione analogues. In this study, the fluoroalkyl and trithione analogues were investigated, and it was found that these materials have different crystal structures from the parent materials. The ambient stability of the transistors increases depending on the reduction potentials.
Birhodanines show n-channel transistorproperties, but differentlyfrom the tetrathione analogues, the transistor properties considerablychange in air. Here, the fluoroalkyl and trithione analogues are investigated.These materials have different crystal structures from the parentmaterials, and the ambient stability of the transistors increasesdepending on the reduction potentials.
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