文摘
We study the conductivity of thin films of molybdenum oxide (MoOx) mixed with an organic hole transport material, such as N,N¡ä-bis(naphthalen-1-yl)-N,N¡ä-bis (phenyl)benzidine or 4¡ä,4¡å-tri(N-carbazolyl)triphenylamine, in lateral test devices. Contrary to previous reports, the conductivity of the mixture is found to exceed that of neat MoOx, exhibiting ~ 5 orders of magnitude higher conductivity in comparison to the neat films. Studies also show that the mixing enhances both hole and electron transport. The higher conductivity may be attributed to a higher concentration of ¡°free¡± carriers in the mixture, as a result of the formation of a charge transfer complex between the MoOx and the hole transport material. The findings shed light on the potential of hybrid composites of inorganic and organic materials in realizing enhanced conductivity.