Band-Bending in Organic Semiconductors: the Role of Alkali-Halide Interlayers

Band‐bending in organic semiconductors, occurring at metal/alkali‐halide cathodes in organic‐electronic devices, is experimentally revealed and electrostatically modeled. Metal‐to‐organic charge transfer through the insulator, rather than doping of the organic by alkali‐metal ions, is identified as...

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Published in:Advanced materials (Weinheim) Vol. 26; no. 6; pp. 925 - 930
Main Authors: Wang, Haibo, Amsalem, Patrick, Heimel, Georg, Salzmann, Ingo, Koch, Norbert, Oehzelt, Martin
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Germany Blackwell Publishing Ltd 12-02-2014
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Summary:Band‐bending in organic semiconductors, occurring at metal/alkali‐halide cathodes in organic‐electronic devices, is experimentally revealed and electrostatically modeled. Metal‐to‐organic charge transfer through the insulator, rather than doping of the organic by alkali‐metal ions, is identified as the origin of the observed band‐bending, which is in contrast to the localized interface dipole occurring without the insulating buffer layer.
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DOI:10.1002/adma.201303467