WO2010016613A1 - 光電変換素子 - Google Patents
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- the ratio of union return () and return () is 0 ⁇ 36 O 33 (dvanced a e a 5 988 (003))
- ( ⁇ ) (R,, RRR represent the same hydrogen atom substitution.
- R, R, RRR may be linked to each other to form a ring structure.
- X X the same, child, oxygen atom, Represents a sensor, (R) or C CR R, RR, identical, represents hydrogen atom substitution, represents the same number of 0 to 5 R, R, RX 2) Provide the child whose is a number of ⁇ 3. .
- the total number of repeats represented by () provides more than 50 children compared to the total return of the polymer compound.
- Fifth, the total number of repeats represented by () provides the above-mentioned child that is above 52 with respect to the total return level of the polymer compound.
- the total of the repeating units represented by) provides the above-mentioned child which is 00 to the total of the returning units of the polymer compound.
- the total number of repeats provides the above-mentioned child that is below 98 with respect to the total amount of the polymer compound.
- the polymer compound further provides a child containing a repeating unit represented by ().
- R represents the same hydrogen atom substitution. R, and may be linked to form a ring structure.
- R, RRR provides the above-mentioned child, which is a hydrogen atom.
- Twelfth the above-mentioned child in which R, is a hydrogen atom.
- R, R are hydrocarbons.
- the above-mentioned children that are R and Aki groups are provided.
- Fifteenth, the above-mentioned child is provided wherein R, has a prime number over 2, and R, has a prime number over 2.
- Sixteenth provide photons with 5 to 0 To do.
- Tenth provides a photon that is a bezetan ring.
- the present invention provides the above compound, wherein the polymer compound containing a repetitive position that can be generated is an electron-donating compound, and the electronic compound is a polymer compound having a structure.
- a polymer compound containing a repeating unit represented by () is provided, wherein the electron donor compound is a polymer compound having a structure.
- the present invention provides the above-mentioned child in which the product is thiomopoly.
- the present invention provides an imager containing the child.
- a polymer compound having a maximum ratio of repeats represented by () contained in the molecule compound is provided.
- R and RR are the same and represent hydrogen atom substitution.
- R and RRRR may be connected to each other to form a ring structure.
- X X same, child, oxygen atom, selenium, (R) or CR.
- RR represents hydrogen atom substitution.
- R R and the same represent hydrogen atom substitution. If ⁇ is a substitution, the prime number of substitution is preferably ⁇ 30. Examples include akis such as meth, chill, chi,, oct, and groups, ants such as meth, kid, toki, toki, oki, okki, oki groups, and ants.
- R R R R R may be connected to each other to form a ring structure.
- Examples of the ring structure formed by connecting R and R, and the ring structure formed by connecting R and R include the following structures.
- Examples of the structure formed by connecting R include the following structures.
- ⁇ Is preferably a hydrogen atom grave, more preferably a hydrogen atom.
- x, XX same, child, oxygen atom, selenium, (R) or CR CR.
- RR is the same and represents hydrogen atom substitution.
- R is a substitution
- the substitution may be meth, thio, thio, octyl, aki, etc., and xx, etc.
- XX is preferably a child.
- the repeat position represented by () is preferred.
- a polymer compound that is used in a clear manner a polymer compound that includes a repeating position represented by (), and is a repeating compound represented by (1) in terms of all repeated positions contained in the molecular compound.
- the quantity (number) of the place is the largest.
- the repeat position represented by (1) is 50, compared to the sum of the polymer compound return positions. High molecular weight compounds exceeding 10 are preferred.
- the repeat position represented by () is 50.
- a polymer compound having a molecular weight exceeding 50% has a higher photoelectric efficiency than a photoelectric compound using a molecular compound having a molecular weight of less than 50.
- the repeat position represented by () is higher than the sum of the return positions of the polymer compound by 52.
- the repeat position represented by () is high. It is 55 over the total number of molecular compounds, and is preferably 00 for the total number of polymer compounds.
- the number of repeat positions represented by () is 98 or less with respect to the sum of repeat positions of the polymer compound, more preferably the repeat position represented by () is The total number of repeat positions of the compound is below 70.
- the polymer compound used for clarity preferably includes repeat positions other than the repeat position represented by ().
- the polymer compound used in the above may further contain a repeating unit represented by ().
- (B is the same and represents, and is the same and represents a hydrogen atom substitution.
- RR may be linked to form a cyclic structure.
- Examples include meth, chi, chi, chi,, chi, oct,,, ude,, to, tetrade, petade, oxa, octa, nadeci, ii, and other ants such as aki, chi, and chi groups. 11, Aki and A are hydrogenated, and more preferred are Aki groups. In the case of substitution, it is preferable that the number of carbon atoms is 2 or more. Examples of, and hydrogen include zen and tan rings, and the like. , Is preferably 5 to 0 and more preferably an nzetan ring.
- the repeat position represented by T is preferred.
- the repeat contained in the polymer compound is represented by ().
- the return rate is expressed by (1) It is preferable that the ratio of repeat position is next, and the repeat position of the polymer compound is only the repeat position represented by (1) and the repeat position represented by ().
- the method of polymer compound used in the art is not particularly limited, but the method of using Suz coupling is preferable for the formation of polymer compound. Use coupling
- Examples of the production method include a step of reacting the above-described compound with a radium medium and a base.
- the total number of the upper compounds represented by the formula (200) used for the reaction needs to exceed the total number of the upper compounds represented by the (00). It is preferable that the total number of the above compounds represented by 0) is 0 ⁇ 6 ⁇ , where the sum of the number of the above compounds represented by formula (20) It is more preferable that it is 0.
- Is represented by (The atoms in 2 in 2000 include atoms, chlorine atoms, elementary atoms, and atoms. From the viewpoint of the formation of a molecular compound, it is preferably an elementary atom or an atom. (2000) to 2
- An example of such an Axnet examples include metasnet, tansnet, and methanol. Examples of Alisnet include zestnet and ptosnet.
- An example of an asset is an Internet. Physically, for example, radium tetrakis (
- Radium acetate bismuth (tosine) radium (), etc., no carbon carbonate, sodium carbonate, sodium hydroxide, etc., base such as thiocyan, cesium
- base such as thiocyan, cesium
- examples include Methihomad, Ton, Toxita, Teradra and the like.
- As an aqueous solution it may be reacted in 2. If reacting in 2, add 4 ammonium if necessary.
- 50 ⁇ 60C The degree is preferably used. You can let it flow to the point. The range is between 0 and 9 n.
- the reaction was carried out in an ambient environment such as agas and nitrogen gas. ⁇ Radium
- radium used in the method of polymer compounds used in light examples include, for example, PdO), P), radium tetrakis (tossi), radium acetates, bis (toss) Radium (), etc., but the reaction () of the reaction (degree of degree is
- nn there is no particular limitation on the radium, but for the compound represented by nn, it is usually from 0.000 to 0.5, and preferably from 0 to 0.
- the group include potassium carbonate, sodium carbonate, and sodium hydroxide. Examples thereof include tocia and tocia. Examples thereof include cesium.
- the compound represented by (00) is 0 ⁇ 5 to 00, preferably 0 ⁇ 9 to 20 and more preferably 0. ⁇
- Other ingredients are 0 ⁇ 5 to 00, preferably 0 ⁇ 9 to 20 and more preferably 0. ⁇
- radium acetate When radium acetate is used as the radium, for example, Tophi, Tori (To), Toi (Toki Toki) It is possible to add a compound such as a sink. In this case, it is usually 0.5 to 5 with respect to the radium, preferably 0.9 to 90, and more preferably 0 to 0. In the method of the polymer compound used for light, the above-mentioned is usually carried out. Examples include methyhomad, ton, toxita, tetradola and the like. From the point of view of the resolution of the high molecular weight compounds that are used clearly, Ton and Tetradora are preferred.
- aqueous solution As an aqueous solution, it may be reacted in 2.
- inorganic group When inorganic group is used, it is usually reacted in 2 as an aqueous solution from the viewpoint of inorganic degradability.
- the response time () may be the end point when the target value is reached, but is usually between 0 and 200.
- the interval between ⁇ is efficient and preferable.
- a gas, nitrogen gas, etc., Pd (0) For example, a gas is performed in a system separated with nitrogen gas or the like. Specifically, after the polymerization (reaction) is sufficiently replaced with nitrogen gas, the compound represented by (0), the compound represented by (200), and the bis (toy) Radium () is charged, and the polymerization vessel is thoroughly replaced with gas.
- the average molecular weight of the post-calculation of the polymer compound used for light is 0 to X08, preferably 2X03 to X0.
- the average numerator of Boristi calculation is usually ⁇ 0 to X 08, preferably 2-2 X 03 to X 07.
- a polymer compound used for light is left polymerized as it is, the properties and life of the device obtained when it is used in the manufacture of the device may be reduced, so it is protected by a stable group. Moyo. Those having a continuous conjugated bond with the structure of the structure are preferred.
- a light at least one of which is transparent and clear, has a pair of light molecules on the light.
- Green onion O The green onion separates the child and the pho to generate a charge (child and fo) that can move independently.
- the generated electric charges can be taken out as external electric springs () by moving.
- Examples of the material of the above mentioned are the following: Specifically, it was prepared using materials such as indium tin oxide (O) and iridium xoxide (S, etc.) that are indium oxide, zinc oxide, tin oxide, and their combination. Gold, platinum, and silver are used, and O, iodium oxide, and oxides are preferred. Examples of electrode manufacturing methods include vacuum deposition, sputtering, ion petition, and plating. As a material, bore and conductors,
- the electrode material metals and molecules can be used, and materials having a work function of one of a pair of electrodes are preferred.
- materials having a work function of one of a pair of electrodes are preferred.
- a graphite compound is used.
- gold include gold, gold and gold, gold and gold, gold and lithium, gold and lithium, gold and lithium, gold and gold and gold.
- An additional additional intermediate layer may be used as a step to improve the rate.
- the material used for the interlayer include aca genus such as yttrium, genus genus of aca genus, and oxides.
- conductive oxide particles such as titanium oxide, P 3 O 4 (both dithio), and the like can be given.
- a compound and / or a molecular compound other than the molecular compound of the present invention can be mixed as an electron-donating compound and / or an electron compound.
- a bright molecular compound for example, a pyra conductor, an aa conductor, a sti conductor, a trizian conductor, an oh and its conductor, a pozo and its conductor, a ball and its conductor, a side a Poxane conductors, bores and their conductors, pothis and their conductors, bopis and their conductors, bobbies and their conductors, bobins and their conductors.
- a clear molecular compound for example, an oxoazo conductor, an attrameta and its conductor, a bezokino and its conductor, a tokino and its conductor, an atraquino and its conductor, a tetraaanoanthra meta and its conductor, an onon conductor, Dielectric conductor, Diconductor, 8
- the body of the conductor, the conductor of the conductor, the conductor of the police, the conductor of the bow, the conductor such as C0, and the conductor such as C0 and the conductor of the conductor, and the conductor such as the conductor, and the conductor of the conductor are preferred. Better .
- Child-giving compounds and electronic compounds are determined relative to the negation of these compounds. It contains an electron-donating compound and an electron compound contained in the light child.
- the child-given compound and the electron compound are polymer compounds containing a repeating position represented by (), and the electron-donating compound and the electron compound contain a repeating position represented by the formula). It is a compound used in combination with a high molecular weight compound.
- the OOO leek of the polymer compound containing the repeating position represented by (1) is more than the OOO leek of the compound used in the same class
- the polymer compound containing the repeating position represented by () In the present invention, a polymer compound containing a repeating unit represented by () is used as an electron donor compound.
- the electronic compound La, La conductor, cavity, and carbon conductor are preferable.
- LA examples include 60, 70, 76, 78, 84 and 84.
- the run conductor is preferably 0 to 00, more preferably 20 to 500, with respect to the electron donating compound 00.
- the compound containing a repeating unit represented by (). Things act as electronic compounds.
- a high molecular compound containing a repeating unit represented by () is used as an electronic compound. In this case, a polymer compound having an on structure is preferred as the electron donating compound.
- a polymer compound having a structure it is preferable that it is a bio-on-po.
- a polythiopo is a poly formed by combining a plurality of constituents from the A and O groups.
- the oi group is preferred, and the substitution a is preferably the off-off 25 ii group.
- bothionpo examples include bo (3 thio 25 i) (P3), 3 thio 25 ii), po (3 thione 25 i), bo (3 octa thio 25 i) and the like. .
- thiopoly thiopo substituted with 6 to 30 carbon atoms is preferred.
- ⁇ 0 is, preferably 2,000 to 000, more preferably 5,000 to 500, and further preferably 20,000 to 200.
- a method using a vacuum deposition of a liquid containing a polymer compound may be mentioned. There is no particular limitation as long as it can solve the bright molecular compound (combination) used in liquids.
- a bright molecule compound (combination) can usually be solved as described above.
- photoelectric power is generated at the electrodes, and it can be operated as an organic positive battery.
- Positive battery by stacking positive batteries It can also be set as 20.
- a voltage is applied to the electrode, or when there is no mark, a light current flows by irradiating light from a transparent electrode, and the device can operate as an organic photosensor. It is also possible to make an image sensor by loading an optical sensor.
- Dimer () 0 945 (60) Dimer (2) (200 o) 0 98 and tetrakis (Toiradium (0) 25) were charged into the reactor, and the inside of the reactor was separated by agas. Tongue buzzed with Angus 5 0 was added. The resulting solution was zeroed at 00C. Next, the obtained agas-boosted tetrathiancide (solution) 51 was poured, and then 3 ⁇ 5 flowed. Next, the resulting reaction was added with 0 ⁇ 55, followed by 8 ⁇ 5 flow. The reaction was carried out in a gas atmosphere. Thereafter, the reaction solution was cooled to near, and the resulting reaction solution was collected.
- Bo is the numerator of Boristi's numerator 2 ⁇ and Bosch's numerator 4 ⁇ 7 X 0.
- the obtained liquid was passed through to remove insolubles, and then the chromic liquid was purified by passing through anana.
- the pressure of the obtained humor solution was reduced, the solution was poured into methano, and the produced was recovered. After this methano, the pressure was reduced to give polymers 0 and 34. Below this coalescence.
- the average numerator of Bostin's calculation was 3 X 0, and the average numerator of Bostin's calculation was 6 ⁇ 6 X 3.
- the number of repetitions was 55, which was represented by the formula (2) calculated from the charging ratio. ( Five)
- the obtained reaction solution was cooled, and the resulting reaction solution was collected. Then, the obtained layer was poured into methano, and the produced was recovered. This was decompressed and dissolved in the foam. Next, the obtained home solution was passed through to remove insolubles, and then the home solution was purified by passing through anana. Next, after reducing the pressure of the obtained humor solution, it was poured into methanol and collected, and the produced was recovered. After this methano, the pressure was reduced to give polymers 0 and 27. Below this coalescence. The average numerator of Postin's calculation was 6.0 ⁇ 0, and the average numerator of Postin's calculation was 2.5 ⁇ 03.
- the repetitive position represented by the formula (2) calculated from the feed ratio and the charging ratio was 62.
- C 70P Pheny 7 bc ac d me hy e s e te te n a tibo
- An organic positive battery was prepared in the same manner as in the above, except that P3 was used as the molecular compound, and oxydose (P3) was used instead of C6 OPC. , evaluated. As a result, sc 0 ⁇ C 2 oc ⁇ 07 0 ⁇ 29, photoelectric (T was 0 ⁇ .
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