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Vat dyes: promising biocompatible organic semiconductors for wearable electronics applications

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By Filipp Talalaev, Ipcp Ras, Moscow Region, Margarita R. Chetyrkina
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Vat dyes: promising biocompatible organic semiconductors for wearable electronics applications† Margarita R. Chetyrkina, ab Filipp S. Talalaev,c Larisa V. Kameneva,b Svetlana V. Kostyukb and Pavel A.
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Strength of attraction: pyrene-based hole-transport materials with effective π-π stacking for dopant-free perovskite solar cells

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By Marina M. Tepliakova, Ipcp Ras, Moscow Region, Igor K. Yakushenko
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Strength of attraction: pyrene-based hole-transport materials with effective π–π stacking for dopant-free perovskite solar cells† Currently, organic small molecules represent a widely used class of hole-transport layer (HTL) materials in perovskite solar cells (PSCs). Commonly, these materials are doped to compensate for their low hole-mobility, which leads to an additional increase of the device cost along with the stability issues.
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Direct arylation of C60Cl6 and C70Cl8 with carboxylic acids: a synthetic avenue to water-soluble fullerene derivatives with promising antiviral activity

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By Olga Kraevaya, Ipcp Ras, Alexander S Peregudov, Ineos Ras
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Direct arylation of C60Cl6 and C70Cl8 with carboxylic acids: a synthetic avenue to water-soluble fullerene derivatives with promising antiviral activity† Olga A. Kraevaya, ab Alexander S. Peregudov,c Ivan A. Godovikov,c Elena V. Shchurik,b Vyacheslav M. Martynenko,b Alexander F. Shestakov,bd Jan Balzarini,de Dominique Schols e and Pavel A.
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