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tetracene

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tetracene [′te·trə‚sēn]
(organic chemistry)
naphthacene


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Examples of topics covered include ultrasound- induced functionalization and solubilization of carbon nanotubes for potential nanotextiles applications, field-effect of transistors of tetracene single crystal on top of a flexible substrate, novel continuous poly(vinylidene fluoride) nanofibers, controlled conductive polymer coating on wood microfibers via layer-by-layer nanoassembly, pressure sensing fabrics, and self-cleaning cotton fabrics.
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When the researchers injected electric current to "excite" the tetracene to emit light, the light bounced back and forth between mirrors in the material, eventually producing beams of intense yellow-green light.
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