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Supramolecular reorientation during deposition onto metal surfaces of quasi-two-dimensional langmuir monolayers composed of bifunctional amphiphilic, twisted …

Hupfer et al., 2021

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5967650438996318897
Author
Hupfer M
Meyer R
Deckert-Gaudig T
Ghosh S
Skabeev A
Peneva K
Deckert V
Dietzek B
Presselt M
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Langmuir

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Supramolecular dye structures, which are often ruled by π–π interactions between planar chromophores, crucially determine the optoelectronic properties of layers and interfaces. Here, we present the interfacial assembly of perylene monoanhydride and monoimide that …
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