journal article·2011-03

Study on the interface between the organic and inorganic semiconductors

Dan Jin, Wei Wang, Ateeq Rahman, Jiang Lizhen, Hanjie Zhang, Haiyang Li, Pimo He, Shining Bao

Applied Surface Science· Volume 257· Issue 11
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Abstract The adsorption of perylene on Si (0 0 1) surface has been studied by UPS measurement and DFT calculation. With 0.5 monolayer, the perylene molecule adsorbs uprightly with its long axis cross the dimer. At the coverage of 1.0 monolayer, the perylene molecule adsorbs uprightly with its short axis cross the dimer. To increase the separation between the molecules, the molecules adsorb forming a zigzag structure. With coverage increasing, the work function decreases. When the coverage is 1ML, the work function is the minimum. The dipole, formed on the surface, contributes to the change in work function.
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OpenAlex topics: Molecular Junctions and Nanostructures · Semiconductor materials and interfaces · Chemical and Physical Properties of Materials

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