“…[43][44][45] Within the numerous D-p-A copolymers, the extensively used conjugated p bridge ranged from the simple ethylene 46 and ethynylene 47 to the aromatic thiophene, 45,[48][49][50][51][52][53] selenophene, 54,55 furan, 56 thiazole, 44,57,58 and larger conjugation thieno[3,2-b]thiophene (TT). 59,60 Of these, thiophene was regarded as the most common and successful application unit, due to its medium electronegativity, tunable distortion angle with the bilateral-linked groups, weak intermolecular SÁ Á ÁX (X = N, O, S, and halide) non-bonding interaction 61 and easily decorated by alkyl-, 62 alkyloxy-, 63 alkylthio-, 61,64 fluoro-, 45 chloro-, 51 ester 65 and siloxane-terminated 40 (OD) in NT812, the anticipated face-on orientation, and ideal microstructural morphology was formed, which impelled the relevant PCE, remarkably increasing from 3.03% to 10.33%. 62 In thieno [3,4-b]thiophene-based CPs, the broadened absorption, good planarity, and 11.9 times enhanced hole mobility, and thus 2.17 times increased PCE was observed after the alkyl was substituted with alkylthio chain.…”