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Metal halide perovskite field‐effect transistors (PeFETs) offer great promise for flexible, low‐cost, and high‐performance due to their excellent charge carrier properties. However, challenges like ion migration, hysteresis, and instability limit their performance.
Georgios Chatzigiannakis +13 more
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Unprecedented carbonic anhydrase inhibition mechanism: Targeting histidine 64 side chain through a halogen bond. [PDF]
Paciotti R +6 more
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Halogen-Bond Mediated [2+2] Photodimerizations: À la Carte Access to Unsymmetrical Cyclobutanes in the Solid State. [PDF]
Quentin J +2 more
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ABSTRACT Layered 2D materials are considered as promising for memristive applications due to their ultimate vertical scalability compared to conventional semiconductor films and pronounced hysteresis properties. Bias‐resolved Raman and Photoluminescence mapping is used to quantify strain from phonon shifts and carrier density from the exciton‐trion ...
Vladislav Kurtash +4 more
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Halogen Bond via an Electrophilic π-Hole on Halogen in Molecules: Does It Exist? [PDF]
Varadwaj PR.
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N-Heterocyclic Iod(az)olium Salts - Potent Halogen-Bond Donors in Organocatalysis. [PDF]
Boelke A +3 more
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Halogen bonding effects on the outcome of reactions at metal centres
Lucas Carreras +5 more
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Chalcogen and halogen bonding host systems for anion and ion-pair recognition
Andrew Docker
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3D‐Printed Supramolecular Eutectogels—Tunable Conductive Wires for Soft Electric Circuits
Soft, flexible gels based on self‐assembling low‐molecular‐weight gelators in deep eutectic solvents can be 3D‐printed into electrical circuits using a simple wet‐spinning approach, acting as tunable conducting components, and having potential future applications in bionanoelectronics.
Tajmon T. Vadukoote +3 more
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Molecular Interaction Fields Describing Halogen Bond Formable Areas on Protein Surfaces. [PDF]
Hayakawa D, Watanabe Y, Gouda H.
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