It is a common phenomenon for organic semi- conductors to crystallize in two or more polymorphs, leading to various molecular packings and different charge transport properties. Therefore, it is a crucial issue of tun...It is a common phenomenon for organic semi- conductors to crystallize in two or more polymorphs, leading to various molecular packings and different charge transport properties. Therefore, it is a crucial issue of tuning molec- ular crystal polymorphs （i.e., adjusting the same molecule with different packing arrangements in solid state） towards efficient charge transport and high performance devices. Here, the choice of solvent had a marked effect on con- trolling the growth of a-phase ribbon and β-phase platelet during crystallization for an indenofluorene （IF） π-extended tetrathiafulvalene （TTF）-based cruciform molecule, named as IF-TTF. The charge carrier mobility of the a-phase IF-TTF crystals was more than one order of magnitude higher than that of β-phase crystals, suggesting the importance of reasonably tuning molecular packing in solid state for the improvement of charge transport in organic semiconductors.展开更多
基金supported by Beijing NOVA Programme(Z131101000413038)Beijing Local College Innovation Team Improve Plan(IDHT20140512)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(91433115,91222203,91233205 and 51222306)the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(2013CB933403 and 2013CB933504)the University of Copenhagen
文摘It is a common phenomenon for organic semi- conductors to crystallize in two or more polymorphs, leading to various molecular packings and different charge transport properties. Therefore, it is a crucial issue of tuning molec- ular crystal polymorphs （i.e., adjusting the same molecule with different packing arrangements in solid state） towards efficient charge transport and high performance devices. Here, the choice of solvent had a marked effect on con- trolling the growth of a-phase ribbon and β-phase platelet during crystallization for an indenofluorene （IF） π-extended tetrathiafulvalene （TTF）-based cruciform molecule, named as IF-TTF. The charge carrier mobility of the a-phase IF-TTF crystals was more than one order of magnitude higher than that of β-phase crystals, suggesting the importance of reasonably tuning molecular packing in solid state for the improvement of charge transport in organic semiconductors.
