This book is for senior undergraduates, graduate students and researchers interested in understanding the physical and chemical interactions of organic semiconductors on emergent two-dimensional (2D) materials. Molecular electronics has come of age, and there is now a pressing need to understand molecule-2D material heterointerfaces at the nanoscale. The purpose of this book is to present a coherent coverage of these heterointerfaces for next generation molecular memories, switches, bio-sensors and magnetic quantum devices. In this interdisciplinary collection, advances in the application of scanning probe and high-resolution synchrotron techniques are illustrated.
Contents:
- Introduction to Two-Dimensional Materials (X Leng, S Chen, K Yang, M Chen, M Shaker, E E Vdovin, Q Ge, K S Novoselov and D V Andreeva)
- Introduction to Molecular Interface Engineering of Transition Metal Dichalcogenide-based Devices (K Cho, J-K Kim, S S P Parkin and T Lee)
- On-Surface Molecular Reactions (L Cai and W Xu)
- Molecular Functionalization of 2D Materials (M C Rodriguez Gonzalez, R Sasikumar and S De Feyter)
- The Electronic Structure at Organic-2D Material Heterointerfaces (Y L Huang and A T S Wee)
- Screening Effects at Organic-2D Material Heterointerfaces (Y J Zheng and Arramel)
- Characterization of Electronic Structures at Organic-2D Materials Interfaces with Advanced Synchrotron-Based Soft X-ray Spectroscopy (L Cao and D-C Qi)
- Recent Advances in Bond-Resolved Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (S Song, J Su, X Peng, X Wu and M Telychko)
- Holographic Convergent Electron Beam Diffraction (CBED) Imaging of Two-dimensional Crystals (T Latychevskaia, S J Haigh and K S Novoselov)
- Electronic and Optical Modification of Organic-hybrid Perovskites (S Kaffah, L J Diguna, S Abu Bakar, M D Birowosuto and Arramel)
- Technology and Applications of Graphene Oxide Membranes (X Leng, S Chen, K Yang, M Chen, M Shaker, E E Vdovin, Q Ge, K S Novoselov and D V Andreeva)
- Enhancement of Reduced Graphene Oxide Bolometric Photoresponse via Addition of Graphene Quantum Dots (S Lai, M Chen, Yu N Khanin, K S Novoselov and D V Andreeva)
Readership: This book is for senior undergraduates, graduate students and researchers interested in understanding the physical and chemical interactions of organic semiconductors on emergent two-dimensional (2D) materials.
Key Features:
- Fundamental concepts and specific examples are emphasized
- Diverse and interdisciplinary context for both students in surface physics and chemistry
- Understanding the behavior of organic-2D interfaces and devices will be useful for nanomaterials scientists and engineers
