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Electronic effects of nano-confinement in functional organic and inorganic materials for optoelectronics

Ko et al., 2021

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3748421552908789898
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Ko J
Berger R
Lee H
Yoon H
Cho J
Char K
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Chemical Society Reviews

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When various optically and/or electronically active materials, such as conjugated polymers, perovskites, metals, and metal oxides, are confined at the nanoscale, they can exhibit unique nano-confined behavior that significantly differs from the behavior observed at the …
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