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Self-assembled molecular nanowires of 6, 13-bis (methylthio) pentacene: growth, electrical properties, and applications

Wakayama et al., 2008

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Wakayama Y
Hayakawa R
Chikyow T
Machida S
Nakayama T
Egger S
De Oteyza D
Dosch H
Kobayashi K
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We demonstrate a comprehensive study of self-assembled molecular nanowire, including molecular design, one-dimensional crystal growth, resistivity measurement of individual wire, and application to a field-effect transistor. Appropriate molecular design and control of …
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