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Low-dimensional materials for organic electronic applications
Abstract
This thesis explores the self-assembly, surface interactions and electronic properties of functional molecules that have potential applications in electronics. Three classes of molecules - organic ferroelectric, spin-crossover complex, and molecules that assemble into a 2D semiconductor, have been studied through scanning tunneling microscopy and surfacesensitive spectroscopic methods. The scientific goal of this thesis is to understand the self-assembly of these molecules in low-dimensional (2D) configurations and the influence of substrate on their properties.
Subject Area
Nanoscience|Condensed matter physics
Recommended Citation
Beniwal, Sumit, "Low-dimensional materials for organic electronic applications" (2016). ETD collection for University of Nebraska-Lincoln. AAI10143299.
https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI10143299