Polyselenophene is a conducting polymer that belongs to the family of polyheterocycles, specifically characterized by the presence of selenium atoms in its backbone structure. This polymer exhibits unique electrical, optical, and thermal properties, making it of interest in various applications, including organic electronics, sensors, and photovoltaic devices. Polyselenophene is known for its ability to conduct electricity, which is attributed to the delocalization of π-electrons along its conjugated structure. The incorporation of selenium into the polymer chain enhances its stability and can improve its solubility compared to other conducting polymers. Additionally, polyselenophene can be synthesized through various polymerization techniques, such as oxidative polymerization or electrochemical methods. Its properties can be further tuned by modifying the synthesis conditions or by copolymerization with other monomers. Overall, polyselenophene represents a promising material in the field of organic semiconductors, with ongoing research aimed at optimizing its performance for practical applications.

Polyselenophene

89231-09-4: Polyselenophene is a conducting polymer that belongs to the family of polyheterocycles, specifically characterized by the presence of selenium atoms in its backbone structure. This polymer exhibits unique electrical, optical, and thermal properties, making it of interest in various applications, including organic electronics, sensors, and photovoltaic devices. Polyselenophene is known for its ability to conduct electricity, which is attributed to the delocalization of π-electrons along its conjugated structure. The incorporation of selenium into the polymer chain enhances its stability and can improve its solubility compared to other conducting polymers. Additionally, polyselenophene can be synthesized through various polymerization techniques, such as oxidative polymerization or electrochemical methods. Its properties can be further tuned by modifying the synthesis conditions or by copolymerization with other monomers. Overall, polyselenophene represents a promising material in the field of organic semiconductors, with ongoing research aimed at optimizing its performance for practical applications.

CAS 89231-09-4

Polyselenophene

Polyselenophene

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