NOVELTY - Organic, mesomeric quinone or quinone derivative compounds (Q), are new, where the compounds under same evaporation conditions, exhibit a low volatility than tetrafluorotetracyanoquinone dimethane.    USE - (Q) are useful in the preparation of electronic module, which is organic light emitting diode, photovoltaic cell, an organic solar cell, an organic diode or organic field-effect transistors (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - (Q) can be produced in: large-scale, and controlled manner without any adverse products. (Q) exhibit high quality. (Q) provide electronic components with increased long-term stability of the electro-optical properties such as light yield at a specified wavelength, and efficiency, and without any undesirable aging effects.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Organic, mesomeric quinone or quinone derivative compounds (Q) of formulae (I)-(XXI), are new, where the compounds under same evaporation conditions, exhibit a low volatility than tetrafluorotetracyanoquinone dimethane.    R 1-R 12=Cl, F, CN, NO 2, perfluoroalkyl, preferably CF 3, aryl or heteroaryl, where the aryl or heteroaryl exhibits one or more substituents of CN, NO 2, perfluoroalkyl, SO 3R and/or halo, preferably F or Cl;    T, U 1, V 1, W 1, Y 1, X=(=C(CN) 2), (=C(NO 2)(CN)), (=C(NO 2) 2), (=C(NO 2) 2), (=C(NO 2)(C(O)R 13)), (=C(NC)(C(O)R 14)), (=C(CF 3) 2), (=C(C(O)R 15)(C(O)R 16)), (=N(R 17)), (=N-C(O)R 18), (=N-NO 2), (=N-CN), (=O), (=S), (=C(CF 3)(CN)), (=C(CF 3)(NO 2)), (=C(CF 3)(C(O)R 19)), (=C(C(=X)-R 20)(C(=Y 1)-R 21)), (=C(C(=AA)-R 22)(C(=B 1B 1)-R 23))), (=C(R 24)(C(R)(=AA)), (=N-C(=AA)(R 25)) or cyclopentene group of formula (a);    R 13-R 33=an organic residue or H; and    m=0-6, preferably 1.    INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for:    (1) an organic semiconducting material comprising an organic matrix molecule and an organic dopant, which is (Q);    (2) the preparation of the organic semiconducting material containing an organic matrix molecule and an organic dopant, comprising evaporating the dopant from a precursor compound, which releases dopant on heating and/or irradiation; and    (3) an electronic module comprising an organic semiconducting material, which is doped with an organic dopant for changing the electronic characteristics of the semiconductive matrix material, where the doping takes place using (Q).