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Prediction of CO2 adsorption properties of azo, azoxy and azodioxy-linked porous organic polymers guided by electrostatic potential

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By Tea Frey, Barbara Panić, Mladen Borovina, Ivana Biljan
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Prediction of CO2 adsorption properties of azo, azoxy and azodioxy-linked porous organic polymers guided by electrostatic potential† Tea Frey,a Barbara Panić,a Petar Šutalo,a Mladen Borovina, a Ivana Biljan *a and Ivan Kodrin *a Abstract The design of functional materials capable of sequestering CO2 from the atmosphere or capturing that emitted from human activities is one of the major challenges in materials science today.
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Synthesis and Characterization of Benzene- and Triazine-Based Azo-Bridged Porous Organic Polymers

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By Barbara Panić, Mladen Borovina, Tea Frey, Kristijan Konopka
| MDPI
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Modulating Electronic Properties of Dinitrosoarene Polymers

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By Lujo Matasović, Barbara Panić, Matej Bubaš, Hrvoj Vancik
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Modulating Electronic Properties of Dinitrosoarene Polymers Using the dinitrosobenzene polymer (1) as a model, we explore how the electronic, transport, and optical properties of a conjugated organic semiconductor can be modulated. Combining computational and experimental tools, we explore the effects of solid-state packing, backbone torsion, surface adsorption, the conjugation in the aromatic core, and substituents.
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