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  • ...>[[Main_Page#Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials|Return to Band Structure Menu]]</td> <td style="text-align: right; width: 33%">[[Electronic Structure of Hydrogen| Next Topic]]</td>
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  • <td style="text-align: left; width: 33%">[[Introduction to Band Structure|Previous Topic]]</td> ...>[[Main_Page#Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials|Return to Band Structure Menu]]</td>
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  • ...>[[Main_Page#Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials|Return to Band Structure Menu]]</td> <td style="text-align: right; width: 33%">[[Electronic States vs Molecular Levels| Next Topic]]</td>
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  • ...>[[Main_Page#Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials|Return to Band Structure Menu]]</td> The literature can be confusing in using the terminology of electronic states vs electrical levels.
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  • ...>[[Main_Page#Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials|Return to Band Structure Menu]]</td> The same kind of analysis can found in X-ray structure determination of crystals. They use this convention for phase factor:
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  • <td style="text-align: right; width: 33%">[[Band Regime versus Hopping Regime| Next Topic]]</td> ...n one it is in the hopping regime, if it is significantly higher it is the band regime.
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  • *[[Structure-Property Relationships]] ===**Design of n-type Semiconductors for Organic Electronic Applications ===
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  • 9. Electronic structure of hydrogenic atom 3. Differentiate between the structure and properties of metals, non-metals, inorganic materials, organic material
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  • <td style="text-align: right; width: 33%">[[Electronic Coupling| Next Topic]]</td> The '''band regime''' and '''hopping regime''' are the two limiting systems for transpo
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  • <td style="text-align: left; width: 33%">[[Electronic Structure of Hydrogen|Previous Topic]]</td> ...>[[Main_Page#Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials|Return to Band Structure Menu]]</td>
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  • <td style="text-align: left; width: 33%">[[Band Regime versus Hopping Regime|Previous Topic]]</td> <td style="text-align: right; width: 33%">[[Model Calculations of Electronic Coupling| Next Topic]]</td>
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  • <td style="text-align: left; width: 33%">[[Electronic Coupling|Previous Topic]]</td> ...tgart have characterized oligo- acene single crystals. This clearly shows band regime at low temperature with mobility decreasing with increasing temperat
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  • *[[Band-gap]] *[[Electronic Coupling Between Orbitals]]
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  • ...is_stokes.png|thumb|200px|Emission and absorption spectra showing vibronic structure]] ...resulting in a change in the &pi;-bond densities creating a quinoline-like structure. In between the rings, there is a double bond, single bond, double bond, or
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  • <td style="text-align: left; width: 33%">[[Model Calculations of Electronic Coupling|Previous Topic]]</td> The next question is what happens when the electronic coupling is too small?
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  • |[[Main_Page#Electronic_Band_Structure_of_Organic_Materials |Electronic Band Structure of Organic Materials]]
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  • This simplified diagram shows the change in band position-- potential energy as a function of distance across the device whe [[category:electronic band structure]]
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  • |conduction band |X-ray absorption fine-structure (spectroscopy)
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  • Liquid crystals can be classified by their behavior and by their physical structure. ...where the chains align in a direction, or a chain where there is comb-like structure with side chains that hang off the polymer. The director is oriented either
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  • *The band gap (Eg) is decreases with increasing conjugation length. ==== Effect of polymer structure ====
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