Self-organization of electron acceptor molecules on graphene
Chemical communications, 2010•pubs.rsc.org
Graphene grown on Ir (111) electronically decouples adsorbed molecules from the metallic
substrate and allows the study of their self-organization on surfaces. We study two electron
acceptor molecules from the same family. The intermolecular interaction, attractive for TCNQ
and repulsive for F4-TCNQ, dictates the molecular ordering.
substrate and allows the study of their self-organization on surfaces. We study two electron
acceptor molecules from the same family. The intermolecular interaction, attractive for TCNQ
and repulsive for F4-TCNQ, dictates the molecular ordering.
Graphene grown on Ir(111) electronically decouples adsorbed molecules from the metallic substrate and allows the study of their self-organization on surfaces. We study two electron acceptor molecules from the same family. The intermolecular interaction, attractive for TCNQ and repulsive for F4-TCNQ, dictates the molecular ordering.
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