J71
Classification Applications- Product Name
- J71
- CAS No.
- 2035466-89-6
- Chemical Name
- J71
- Synonyms
- J71;PJ71;P2412;Poly4,7-bis(5-bromothien-2-yl)-5,6-difluoro-2-(2-hexyldecyl)benzotriazole;[5-[2,6-Bis(trimethylstanltyl)-4-(5-tripropylsilylthien-2-yl)thieno[2,3-F][1]benzomercaptan-8-yl]thien-2-yl]-tripropylsilane;Poly [[5,?6-?difluoro-?2-?(2-?hexyldecyl)?-?2H-?benzotriazole-?4,?7-?diyl]?-?2,?5-?thiophenediyl[4,?8-?bis[5-?(tripropylsilyl)?-?2-?thienyl]?benzo[1,?2-?b:4,?5-?b']?dithiophene-?2,?6-?diyl]?-?2,?5-?thiophenediyl]
- CBNumber
- CB23155871
- Molecular Formula
- C72H103Br2F2N3S6Si2Sn2
- Formula Weight
- 1694.39
- MOL File
- 2035466-89-6.mol
J71 Property
- CAS DataBase Reference
- 2035466-89-6
- solubility
- M2056A1: Dichlorobenzene at elevated temperature ca. 110°C;?M2056A2: Chloroform, chlorobenzene and dichlorobenzene
J71 Chemical Properties,Usage,Production
Classification
Benzodithiophene, BDT, Benzotriazole, Heterocyclic five-membered ring, Organic semiconducting materials, medium band-gap polymers, Organic photovoltaics, Polymer solar cells, OFETs, Photodetectors.
Applications
PJ71, BDTT-FBTA back-boned donor-acceptor type polymer semiconductor, with tripropylsilyl substituents on thiophene groups that are conjugated side chains to the BDTT unit, it further down-shifts the HOMO energy level and thus increases the bandgap of the polymer (Eg = 2.16 eV).
The Si-binding atoms also have a significant effect on the crystallinity of the polymer thus the morphology of the device film due to the longer C–Si bond length compared with the C–C bond, giving the rise of stronger π-π stackings between each polymer chains.
Like PJ61, PJ71 is used for high efficiency polymer solar cells applications especially with ITIC series as NFAs.
Description
PJ71, BDTT-FBTA back-boned donor-acceptor type polymer semiconductor, with tripropylsilyl substituents on thiophene groups that are conjugated side chains to the BDTT unit, it further down-shifts the HOMO energy level and?thus increases the bandgap of the polymer (Eg = 2.16 eV).