| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5381565 | Chemical Physics Letters | 2013 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
- We demonstrate how a single Coronene molecule can function like an analogue counter.
- An STM tip was used to manipulate gold atoms to create Aun-Coronene complexes.
- Electron spectroscopy shows that Coronene's ground state shifts with the number of atoms contacted.
- Spectral shifts from Aun-Coronene can be use to count the number of atoms contacting Coronene.
- This research brings new insights on how to embed complex calculating functions in a single molecule.
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Authors
C. Manzano, W.H. Soe, M. Hliwa, M. Grisolia, H.S. Wong, C. Joachim,