Normal and inverted regimes of charge transfer controlled by density of states at polymer electrodes
Charge transfer at conductive polymer/liquid interfaces critically affects the performance of organic bioelectronics and energy conversion/storage devices. Here, the authors provide a mechanistic framework to describe charge-transfer rates in the context of hybrid ionic–electronic conductivity.
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| Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/18ca43b6d7624452a19faff2fd251dee |
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| Summary: | Charge transfer at conductive polymer/liquid interfaces critically affects the performance of organic bioelectronics and energy conversion/storage devices. Here, the authors provide a mechanistic framework to describe charge-transfer rates in the context of hybrid ionic–electronic conductivity. |
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