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    Title: 有機奈米分子在ITO玻璃上自我組裝薄膜的特性研究
    Other Titles: Studies of nanoscale organic molecules sams on ITO-glass
    Authors: 張義正;Chang, Yi-cheng
    Contributors: 淡江大學化學學系碩士班
    李世元
    Keywords: 有機奈米分子;表面化學修飾;導電式原子力顯微術;分子自我組裝單層膜;c-AFM;Conductive Atomic Force Microscopy;ITO;Iddium Tin Oxide;Thiophenyl;Bithiophene;SAM;Self-Assembled Monolayer;Conductivity;Nanoscale Organic Molecules
    Date: 2010
    Issue Date: 2010-09-23 16:12:51 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 合成一系列有機奈米分子:以塞分及苯環所組成之主體架構化合物,藉由分子自我組裝薄膜技術(Self-Assembled Monolayer,SAM)在銦錫金屬氧化物(Indium Tin Oxide,ITO)玻璃表面進行化學修飾,並透過導電式原子力顯微術(Conductive Atomic Force Microscopy,c-AFM)檢測其導電度及表面排列粗糙度,結果發現導電度只與SAM形成後最外層表面的分子結構有關。
    Some nanoscale organic molecules were designed based on the combination of thiophenyl and phenyl structures. A series of designed compounds was successfully synthesized and theirs (SAM) formations on ITO-glass also were achieved. The conductance of these SAMs were measured by conductive Atomic Force Microscopy (c-AFM) technology. The experimental results showed that the conductivity values were determined by the contact surface structure of its SAM.
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