Chapter 6: Polymeric Materials Based on NDI and its Congeners
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Published:15 Mar 2017
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Special Collection: 2017 ebook collection
L. R. Hart, W. Hayes, and B. W. Greenland, in Naphthalenediimide and its Congeners: From Molecules to Materials, ed. G. D. Pantos, The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2017, ch. 6, pp. 167-217.
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The chemical, thermal and electronically advantageous properties of the naphthalene diimide (NDI) motif have led to its incorporation in a range of high performance polymeric materials and devices. This chapter uses notable examples from the literature to illustrate how NDI and its congeners have been incorporated into semi-conducting devices including field effect transistors and organic light emitting diodes, sensors for a variety of analytes and also supramolecular materials that possess healing properties and interactions with DNA.