A novel route to molecular self-assembly. Self-intermixed monolayer phases
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18.10.2002
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01A - Journal article
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ChemPhysChem
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3
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10
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881-885
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Wiley
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The stars and stripes: A novel route to highly perfect molecular self-assembly is presented. Depending on the relative surface (Ag(111)) coverage of the two species, subphthalocyanine and C60 (green and yellow in the colored STM image) on an surface, well-ordered intermixed monolayers consisting of 1D chains with 1 nm width or 2D hexagonal patterns are formed. The structural parameters and schematic binary "phase diagram" of this system are deduced from detailed room-temperature STM studies. The most important underlying interactions and the relevant properties of the molecules are discussed qualitatively.
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Intermixing, Monolayers, Nanostructures, Scanning probe microscopy, Self-assembly
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1439-4235
1439-7641
1439-7641
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English
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peer-reviewed
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de Wild, M., Berner, S., Suzuki, H., Yanagi, H., Schlettwein, D., Ivan, S., Baratoff, A., Guentherodt, H.-J., & Jung, T. A. (2002). A novel route to molecular self-assembly. Self-intermixed monolayer phases. ChemPhysChem, 3(10), 881–885. https://doi.org/10.1002/1439-7641(20021018)3:10<881::AID-CPHC881>3.0.CO;2-P