Submolecularly resolved scanning tunnelling microscopy studies of reactions occurring in confined space (i.e., in two dimensions on a surface, see figure) provide genuine insight into the chemical reaction mechanism and offer new ways to achieve greater control over the reactivity of organic molecules.
Organic reactivity in confined spaces under scanning tunneling microscopy control: Tailoring the nanoscale world
2007
Abstract
Submolecularly resolved scanning tunnelling microscopy studies of reactions occurring in confined space (i.e., in two dimensions on a surface, see figure) provide genuine insight into the chemical reaction mechanism and offer new ways to achieve greater control over the reactivity of organic molecules.File in questo prodotto:
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