Highly conducting transition metal derivatives of polyacetylene

T.C. Clarke; R.H. Geiss; J.F. Kwak; G.B. Street

doi:10.1039/C39780000489

Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications

Paper

01 Jan 1978

Highly conducting transition metal derivatives of polyacetylene

View publication

Abstract

Polyacetylene films have been oxidized with transition metal ions to give highly conducting polyolefinic cations; their conductivity can be modified by subsequent treatment with Lewis bases.

Paper

Relaxometry of lens homogenates. II. temperature dependence and comparison with other proteins

Christopher F. Beaulieu, Rodney D. Brown, et al.

Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

Paper

Incorporating feature ranking and evolutionary methods for the classification of high-dimensional DNA microarray gene expression data

Mani Abedini, Michael Kirley, et al.

Australasian Medical Journal

Conference paper

Concept detection in longitudinal brain mr images using multi-modal cues

Jesus J. Caban, Noah Lee, et al.

ISBI 2009

Paper

Early incidence rates of precancerous cervical lesions in women using contraceptives

Myron R. Melamed, Betty J. Flehinger

Gynecologic Oncology

View all publications

Abstract

Related

Relaxometry of lens homogenates. II. temperature dependence and comparison with other proteins

Incorporating feature ranking and evolutionary methods for the classification of high-dimensional DNA microarray gene expression data

Concept detection in longitudinal brain mr images using multi-modal cues

Early incidence rates of precancerous cervical lesions in women using contraceptives