see table of contentssee table of contentsA.C. Grimsdale, K. M?llen: Bridged Polyphenylenes - From Polyfluorenes to Ladder Polymers.- S.-A. Chen, H.-H. Lu, C.-W. Huang: Polyfluorenes for Device Applications.- W.W.H. Wong, A.B. Holmes: Poly(dibenzosilole)s.- P.-L.T. Boudreault, N. Blouin, M. Leclerc: Poly(2,7-Carbazole)s and Related Polymers.- S.-J. Liu, Y. Zhao, B.-X. Mi, W. Huang: Polyfluorenes with On-Chain Metal Centers.- J.U. Wallace, S.H. Chen: Fluorene-Based Conjugated Oligomers for Organic Photonics and Electronics.- A. Monkman, C. Rothe, S. King, F. Dias: Polyfluorene Photophysics.- M. Knaapila, M.J. Winokur: Structure and Morphology of Polyfluorenes in Solutions and the Solid State.- S. Kappaun, C. Slugovc, E.J.W. List: Optically Active Chemical Defects in Polyfluorene-type Polymers and Devices.- E. Da Como, K. Becker, J.M. Lupton: Single Molecule Spectroscopy of Polyfluorenes.-
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The editors succeed in their aim of presenting an overview of research on polyfluorenes and related heteroanalogues. & The book is well edited & and the index is useful. The chapters are particularly strong in summarizing the various synthetic routes to polyfluorenes and their monomers. Research scientists and graduate students interested in the chemistry and properties of ployfluorenes should look at this book. (William C. Trogler, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 131 (8), 2009)
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