Ultrathin Organic Layers on Silicon Surfaces

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概要

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• Ultrathin organic layers of organic molecules can be produced on the Silicon(001) surface using surface analogs of wellknown cycloaddition reactions from organic chemistry. Molecules containing one or more unsaturated C=C can readily bond to the surface at room temperature. Since these reactions from two bonds between the molecule and the surface, the attached molecules are also oriented. More complex molecules containing conjugated pi-electron systems such as styrene can also be bonded to the surface with high selectivity for specific bonds. This manuscript reviews recent progress in forming ultrathin organic layers on silicon, and the current understand of the relevant reaction mechanisms.

• 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
• 2000-07-30

著者

• Coulter Sarah

  Department Of Chemistry University Of Wisconsin

• HAMERS Robert

  Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin

• HOVIS Jennifer

  Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin

• ELLISON Mark

  Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin

• PADOWITZ David

  Department of Chemistry, Amherst College

• Ellison Mark

  Department Of Chemistry University Of Wisconsin

• Hamers Robert

  Department Of Chemistry University Of Wisconsin

• Hovis Jennifer

  Department Of Chemistry University Of Wisconsin

• Padowitz David

  Department Of Chemistry Amherst College

関連論文

• Ultrathin Organic Layers on Silicon Surfaces
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