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Fig. 11.8. SIMS profiles of (a) Cr, (b) P, and (c) B atoms before and after FLA [34]. Schematic diagram of the p-i-n stacked poly-Si films formed by FLA is also shown. The abrupt profiles of the surface B atoms as well as of the bottom Cr and P atoms are maintained after FLA...

In addition, the MW Auger peak (kinetic energy = 351.6eV) from Ag core, corresponding to short observation depth, appeared in the hybridized NCs, which suggests the existence of interspace between poly(DCHD)-shell and some part of Ag core [49]. The present interspace is due to difficulty in stacking poly(DCHD) shell closely on a steeply curved surface of Ag core, because poly(DCHD) is onedimensional conjugated and rigid chain in the crystal state of PDA sheU [91-93]. 

Qi H, Chang J, Abdelwahed SH, Thakur K, Rathore R, Bard AJ (2012) Electrochemistry and electrogenerated chemiluminescence of x-stacked poly(fluorenemethylene) oligomers. Multiple, interacting electron transfers. J Am Chem Soc 134 16265-16274... 

Poly(DBF) is a vinyl polymer and is kin of polystyrene, a versatile and durable material unlike the other jc-stacked polymers. However, poly(DBF) and its derivatives have characteristic structural and functional features that are not known for polystyrene and its analogues and can be recognized, in the context of this chapter, as a polyethylene derivative which creates an ordered alignment of fluorene, a chro-mophore molecule. Hereafter, the synthesis, structure, and properties of ju-stacked poly(DBF) and its derivatives are described in detail. 

From the conclusion of the disordered system, it may be assumed that intramolecular charge transfer is faster than the bulk mobility characterized by H=2.1 X10 cm V" s". This idea is supported by cyclic voltammetry measurements of poly(DBF) where the oxidation potential for the poly(DBF) was significantly lower than that for fluorene, a model of monomeric side chain as discussed in the preceding section. This indicates that a hole may be readily delocalized over the x-stacked fluorene groups in the side chain, leading to fast intramolecular charge transfer. The ordered molecular structure of the it-stacked poly(DBF) may act as a charge transport pathway. 

Quenched sheet is pulled horizontally from the stack and is then either wound on roUs or sheared into sheets of the required dimension. Among the polymers made into sheet this way are the polyolefins, poly(vinyl chloride), amorphous polyester, polycarbonate, and polyarjiate. 

Usually used stacked, and as first layers on support Poly Grid grids for smaller packing above. Pressure drop relatively low, channeling reduced for comparative stacked packings. No side wall thrust. 

If the stacking faults occur only rarely (say, every 105 layers on average), the result is a polysynthetic twinned crystal (cf. Fig. 18.8, p. 223). Depending on the frequency of the stacking faults, there is a smooth transition between crystals with stacking faults and poly synthetic twinning. 

Polyphosphazene-Phthalocyanlne Structures. Thus, a related study was carried out with copper phthalocyanine units linked covalently to a poly(aryloxyphosphazene) (44). Non-polymeric copper phthalocyanine forms ordered stacked structures in the crystalline state. When... 

One approach is to synthesise polymeric molecules containing crown ether rings which stack on top of each other to produce linear canals through which small cations could migrate. The poly(iminomethylene) crown ether 36 of van Beijnen et al. 241 ... 

Jiang and Zhu (2000) and Qiu and Zhu (2001) have reported the fabrication of multilayered devices composed of stacks of compression-molded disks of alternating compositions. One type of disk is either P(SA-EG) or P[SA-co-TMAgly)-Z>-EG] and the other is a pH-sensitive, protein-loaded blend of, for example, poly(methacrylic acid) and polyethoxazoline. The release of model proteins, myoglobin, bovine serum albumin, and FITC-dextran, and compounds such as brilliant blue have been studied and pulsatile release profiles have been demonstrated (Jiang and Zhu, 2000 Qiu and Zhu, 2001). 

The idea of stacking monoradicals with S = 1/2 and di- or poly-radicals with 5 > 1 in mixed crystals was proposed by Buchachenko (Buchachenko, 1979). If the chemical structures are almost identical, the two component radicals will have a chance to stack in alternation and the two spin sublattices having S = 1/2 and S> 1, respectively, will be formed with opposite orientation. 

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