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Abstract

This paper demonstrates controlled plasmon-induced single-molecule switching of peryleneanhydride on a silicon surface using a plasmon-resonant tip in low-temperature scanning tunnelling microscopy. The switching rate is controlled by tip height with 0.1-Å precision, and plasmon-induced reactivity is modified by molecular chemical substitution. This metal-single-molecule-semiconductor junction offers a controllable platform for nano-optoelectronics.

Publisher

Nature Communications

Published On

Aug 07, 2024

Authors

Youngwook Park, Ikutaro Hamada, Adnan Hammud, Takashi Kumagai, Martin Wolf, Akitoshi Shiotari

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