This article reviews manipulation of single molecules by scanning tunnelling microscopes, in
particular vertical manipulation, lateral manipulation, and inelastic electron tunnelling (IET) …

A theoretical frame for in situ electrochemical scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) of large
adsorbed redox molecules is provided. The in situ STM process is viewed as two …

The controlled formation of non-covalent bonds (H-bonding, metal–ligand interactions) is the
key ingredient for the fabrication of supramolecular architectures and nanostructures. Upon …

Abstract'Covalent self-assembly', ie the on-surface synthesis of covalent organic aggregates
and networks, has received considerable attention. This review covers recent scanning …

In the context of modern surface science, current understanding of polyoxoanion surface
chemistry is truly modest from a structural/mechanistic point of view. Only three techniques …

The self-assembly of a series of hexadehydrotribenzo [12] annulene (DBA) derivatives has
been investigated by scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) at the liquid/solid interface in the …

Fullerenes have attracted a great deal of attention since their discovery [1] because of their
unique physical and chemical properties and potential applications.[2] Many applications …

A critical review of the different methods used nowadays for calculating tunneling currents
and STM-images is presented with a special emphasis on the role played by the interface …

The scanning tunneling microscope STM was originally conceived as a tool for performing
tunneling spectroscopy on a nanoscopic scale. 1 Within a few years of its invention, the STM …

We present results on a well known system, C60 on Si (111)(7× 7), which show that the
scanning tunneling microscope (STM) is probing a single molecular orbital (MO). This MO …