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[3Da05] Development of electrochemical ATR ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy and its application to ionic liquid/organic semiconductor interfances

*ichiro tanabe¹, Iroha Imoto¹, Daijiro Okaue¹, Masaya Imai¹, Shohei Kumagai², Masato Mitani², Toshihiro Okamoto², Jun Takeya², Ken-ichi Fukui^1,3 (1. Osaka University, 2. The University of Tokyo, 3. Institute for Molecular Science)

Electric double-layer organic field-effect transistors (EDL-OFETs) have attracted much attention because of their significantly low operation voltage (<1 V) compared to conventional SiO₂-gated OFETs (>10 V). In EDL-OFETs, a high electric field is generated in the EDL that accumulates in the interfacial region between the organic semiconductor and electrolyte, resulting in a low operation voltage. Therefore, the organic semiconductor/electrolyte interface is especially important. In this study, we investigated this interfacial area by using new electrochemical ATR ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy.