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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Molecular rectification"”.

  1. The synthesis and characterisation of Langmuir-Blodgett film forming TCNQ adducts.

    … exhibit properties such as solvatochromism, molecular rectification and second harmonic generation. Further synthetic work concentrated on modifying the donor, the acceptor and the substitution position within these zwitterions to create a series of diverse materials for non-linear optic …

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  2. A study of zwitterionic adducts of TCNQ.

    … of interest - second harmonic generation and molecular rectification - are then reviewed and the potential applications of the materials studied in this work highlighted. Chapter 2 discusses the synthesis of the materials and contrasts the two methods used. A discussion of the reaction …

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  3. A New Terazulenic Platform

    … the design of materials for applications in molecular electronics. One of the special interests is the design of molecular rectifiers. This thesis includes the work toward a novel rectifying molecule. A terazulenic scaffold with electron-donating and electron-withdrawing groups at odd and …

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  4. Redox-Active Trivalent Metallosurfactants With Low Global Symmetry For Molecule-Based Electronics: Spectroscopic, Electrochemical, And Amphiphilic Properties Of New Molecular Materials For Current-Voltage Measurements In M|lb-Monolayer|m Devices

    … components, the investigation of nanoscale molecular electronic devices is of great importance. This dissertation research is focused on the development of redox-active asymmetric metallosurfactants as potential candidates for molecule-based electronics. Asymmetric donor-acceptor type [D-A] …

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