论文信息 - Influence of atmospheric pollutants on the conductance of phthalocyanine films

Influence of atmospheric pollutants on the conductance of phthalocyanine films

Abstract Molecular oxygen has always been considered as the main gaseous agent responsible for the doping of intrinsically insulating phthalocyanine thin films. In this paper, it is shown that oxygen has only a relatively minor effect on electrical conductance and that traces (

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