AI Article Synopsis
- This text introduces a straightforward method to create well-organized supramolecular structures.* -
- The method merges fractional precipitation with wet lithography to achieve precise, submicron patterns of poly(3-hexylthiophene).* -
- The effectiveness of this process is validated using techniques such as XRD, confocal spectroscopy, time-resolved spectroscopy, and through the performance of a field-effect transistor.*
Article Abstract
Herein, we propose an easy and practical method for the fabrication of highly ordered supramolecular structures. The proposed approach combines fractional precipitation and wet lithography, to obtain a spatially-defined pattern of submicrometric structures with a high molecular order of poly(3-hexylthiophene). The process is demonstrated by XRD, confocal and time-resolved spectroscopy and by the performance of an effective field effect transistor.
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