Effects of fullerene substituents on structure and photochemical properties of fullerene nanoclusters electrophoretically deposited on nanostuctered SnO(sub 2) electrodes

Article Abstract:

Two kinds of fullerene derivatives are designed to examine the effect of the fullerene substituents on the structure and photochemical properties of fullerene clusters electrophoretically deposited on nanostructered SnO(sub 2) electrodes. A C(sub 60) molecule with two alkoxy chains is suggested to give a bilayer vesicle structure, irrespective of the hydrophobic nature of both the C(sub 60) and alkoxy chain moieties.

Tin compounds, Photochemistry, Fullerenes

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Nanoscale polymer electrolytes: ultrathin electrodeposited poly(phenylene oxide) with solid-state ionic conductivity

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Electrodeposited poly(phenylene oxide) films generated on ITO substrates are ultrathin and pinhole free. The study demonstrates that pinhole-free nanometer-thick solid polymer electrolytes are achievable.

Primary nonferrous metals, not elsewhere classified, Primary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum), Indium, Polymers, Atomic properties, Films (Materials)

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