Spectral properties of thin films of modified polycyclohexadiene

Light-sensitive thin films with n-phenylene chains in their structure are formed by deposition from a solution and by thermal vacuum deposition of bromine-modified polycyclohexadiene (Br-PCHD). It is found that the Br-PCHD films possess photoluminescence properties. Using IR-, UV-, and x-ray photoel...

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Published in:Journal of applied spectroscopy 2005-11, Vol.72 (6), p.791-795
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