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Photoelectronic Properties of Thiophene-Vinylene Derivatives with Phthalimide Groups in Both Terminals
We synthesized two novel thiophene-vinylene derivatives with phthalimide groups in both terminals. Thiophene-vinylene skeleton was effective to increase IP and to decrease optical band gap, meanwhile, introduction of phthalimide groups lowered ionization potential value (IP), meanwhile, thiophene-vinylene was effective to increase IP and to decrease optical band gap.