journal article·2002-06

Charge transfer complexes in silicon-organic photoconductors with admixtures of acceptor molecules

N.I. Ostapenko, I.V. Sekirin, D.N. Tulchynskaya, S. Suto, A. Watanabe

Synthetic Metals· Volume 129· Issue 1
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Abstract The absorption spectra of the solutions of polysilanes (poly(methylphenylsilane) (PMPS) and poly(dihexylsilane) (PDHS)) with various acceptors (tetracyanoquinodimetane, tetracyano-naphtoquinodimetane and trinitrofluorenone) were investigated. It is shown that several new broad bands in visible region arise in the absorption spectra of polysilanes with addition of acceptors, which is accompanied by changes in the color of the solutions. These new bands are attributed to formation of charge transfer complexes (CT-complexes) between σ-donor (polysilane) and π-acceptor, i.e. polysilanes with admixture of acceptors can be used both as transport layers and photogeneration ones. The possible nature of the structure of the absorption bands of these CT-complexes is discussed.
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