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In order to get a better knowledge on the influence of the introduction of alkoxy group on the thermal and optical properties of the conducting polythiophene derivatives, poly 3-alkoxythiophene)s have been chemically poly 3-alkoxythiophene (III) chloride as oxidizing agent under lower temperature and controlled addition of monomer.

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