Controlling pairing of π-conjugated electrons in 2D covalent organic radical frameworks via in-plane strain
Controlling the electronic states of molecules is a fundamental challenge for future sub-nanoscale device technologies but the external dynamical control of these states still awaits experimental realization. Here, via quantum chemical calculations, the authors demonstrate that in-plane uniaxial str...
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/0acfa094221c4409a3bc7d09cf9401f7 |
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| Sumario: | Controlling the electronic states of molecules is a fundamental challenge for future sub-nanoscale device technologies but the external dynamical control of these states still awaits experimental realization. Here, via quantum chemical calculations, the authors demonstrate that in-plane uniaxial strain of 2D covalently linked arrays of radical units induces controlled pairing of π-conjugated electrons in a reversible way. |
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