Abstract
1. The insertion of alkoxyl substituents into the benzene rings of diacetylenes of the diphenylethane series leads to obtaining soluble and film-forming polyacetylenic oligomers. 2. The oligomers are typical dielectrics, but when subjected to thermal crosspolymerization they sharply increase their conductivity and become semiconductors.
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