Spectra and electrical properties of soluble partially alkyl-substituted oligomers of thiophene up to 11 rings
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Hans Wynberg | E. E. Havinga | H. Wynberg | E. W. Meijer | W. Ten Hoeve | I. Rotte | W. Hoeve | I. Rotte
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