Single-molecule level control of host-guest interactions in metallocycle-C60 complexes
Studying the single-molecule behavior of host-guest complexes can provide fundamental insights into their supramolecular interactions. Here, the authors use the scanning tunneling microscopy break junction technique to show that encapsulation of a C60 molecule significantly enhances the conductance...
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Nature Portfolio
2019
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/ed7c0cd2f57a4f9db5e83f971ab358e1 |
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| Sumario: | Studying the single-molecule behavior of host-guest complexes can provide fundamental insights into their supramolecular interactions. Here, the authors use the scanning tunneling microscopy break junction technique to show that encapsulation of a C60 molecule significantly enhances the conductance of an organoplatinum metallocycle; mechanical stretching of the junction releases the guest, returning the conductance to free-host level. |
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