This is also something I am proud of not only because of the effort that finally paid off but also because of this being the first article of mine in published in #RSC (something I wished for a long time), and also the one where I convinced coauthors to publish our data (link to figshare inside!), as well as the one where another coauthor proposed we check the box on the open review, so you can also see the comments the reviewers had.
Beyond the formal acknowledgments, huge thanks to our editor (unsure if naming them is appropriate since editors aren't usually credited publicly) who patiently extended deadlines until we finished required experiments. It is also common to be half-grateful half-annoyed-by the reviewers, but this time the feel of gratefulness is enhanced by the push of the reviewer that made me find conditions for larger material quantities. Not enough for solid-state NMR sadly (we are working on scaling it a bit further), but enough for KBr FTIR, which is not always possible for conducting polymers.
And the figshare link for the #DataSet: https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.28782353.v1
No OA, sorry, but I will be happy to send you a copy if you reach out.