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200 10$aLight Emission from Single Self-decoupled Molecules in a Scanning Tunnelling Microscope /$fVibhuti Narayan Rai
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330   $aIn this work, a clear pathway is presented to achieve well-defined electronically decoupled chromophores from metallic leads without requiring additional insulating layers. To study such self-decoupled molecules, STM equipped with an efficient light detection setup has been used. Results show that the chromophores mounted on tripodal molecular platforms adsorbed on a gold surface present well-defined and efficient electroluminescence down to the single-molecule level.
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