The influence of hydrogenation and oxygen vacancies on molybdenum oxides work function and gap states for application in organic optoelectronics.

Vasilopoulou M; Douvas AM; Georgiadou DG; Palilis LC; Kennou S; Sygellou L; Soultati A; Kostis I; Papadimitropoulos G; Davazoglou D

doi:10.1021/ja3026906

The influence of hydrogenation and oxygen vacancies on molybdenum oxides work function and gap states for application in organic optoelectronics.

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