journal article·2025-01

Evolution of surface and interface in soluble acene/polymer blends and its critical effects on gas diffusion dynamics in gas sensors

Jinhyun Hwang, Huijeong Chae, Yejin Ahn, Jung Hun Lee, Bong-Gi Kim, Wi Hyoung Lee

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