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Dibenzoquinone Cyclopentadithiophene Diradicaloids Show Optical Transitions of Different Spin States and Anomalous Near‐Infrared Emission

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By maria Privado, Molecular Materials, Sergio Moles Quintero, Myriam Barrejon
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Oligothiophenes,1 initially conceived as model molecules of polythiophene, represent one of the most studied families of π-conjugated compounds in organic electronics. Applications based on them cover all possible electronic devices.2 Oligothiophenes are divided in two main classes, aromatic and quinoidal.
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Self-Assembly-Directed Organization of a Fullerene-Bisporphyrin into Supramolecular Giant Donut Structures for Excited-State Charge Stabilization

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By Rubén Caballero, Myriam Barrejon, Jesús Cerdá, Juan Aragó
| ACS Publications
Functional materials composed of spontaneously self-assembled electron donor and acceptor entities capable of generating long-lived charge-separated states upon photoillumination are in great demand as they are key in building the next generation of light energy harvesting devices. However, creating such well-defined architectures is challenging due to the intricate molecular design, multistep synthesis, and issues associated in demonstrating long-lived electron transfer.
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N-Doped graphene/C60 covalent hybrid as a new material for energy harvesting applications

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By Habtom B. Gobeze, Francis DSouza, Myriam Barrejon, Fernando Langa
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
N-Doped graphene (N-G) was chemically functionalized by N-alkylation of the well-known electron acceptor C60. The degree of functionalization and the key structural features of the N-G/C60 hybrid were systematically investigated by a number of techniques including thermogravimetric analysis, X-ray photoelectron and Raman spectroscopies and transmission electron and atomic force microscopies.
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