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Schlagwörter:
SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPE; SPRAY-JET TECHNIQUE; TERMINATED SI(100) SURFACE; TERT-BUTYL-AZOBENZENE; SINGLE-MOLECULE; METAL-SURFACES; CARBON NANOTUBES; LANDER MOLECULES; PULSE INJECTION; ELECTROSPRAY DEPOSITION
Zusammenfassung:
Intramolecular manipulation of single molecules on a surface with a scanning tunnelling microscope enables the controlled modification of their structure and, consequently, their physical and chemical properties. This review presents examples of intramolecular manipulation experiments with rather large molecules, driven by directional, i.e. chemical or electrostatic, forces between tip and molecule. It is shown how various regimes of forces can be explored and characterized with one and the same manipulation of a single molecule by changing the tip–surface distance. Furthermore, different deposition techniques under ultrahigh vacuum conditions are discussed because the increasing functionality of such molecules can lead to fragmentation during the heating step, making their clean deposition difficult.
