EPR Spectroscopy Protocol for Room Temperature

EPR measurements were performed in
a standard X-band Bruker ELEXSYS E500 spectrometer. The microwave
power used in the experiment was kept below the signal saturation
limit. All EPR spectra were obtained in dark at room temperature and
are normalized to film detection volume.

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Wang S., Fazzi D., Puttisong Y., Jafari M.J., Chen Z., Ederth T., Andreasen J.W., Chen W.M., Facchetti A, & Fabiano S. (2019). Effect of Backbone Regiochemistry on Conductivity, Charge Density, and Polaron Structure of n-Doped Donor–Acceptor Polymers. Chemistry of Materials, 31(9), 3395-3406.

Publication 2019

ELEXSYS E500

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Other organizations : Linköping University, University of Cologne, Flexterra (United States), Technical University of Denmark, Northwestern University

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Microwave power

dependent variables

EPR spectra

control variables

Temperature (room temperature)
Light conditions (dark)

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