Highly pure poly(3-hexylthiophene)-containing block copolymers have been made, which is a great result for future optoelectronic applications, say US scientists.
Christopher Bielawski and colleagues as the University of Texas at Austin used click chemistry and a clever purification procedure to produce the block copolymers without the typical homopolymer impurity.
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