A simple method to prepare self-assembled organic-organic heterobilayers on metal substrates

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We demonstrate a self-assembly based simple method to prepare organic-organic heterobilayers on a metal substrate. By either sequential- or co-deposition of para-sexiphenyl (p-6P) and pentacene molecules onto the Cu(110) surface in ultrahigh vacuum, p-6P/pentacene/Cu(110) heterobilayer is synthesized at room temperature. The layer sequence of the heterostructure is independent of the growth scenario indicating the p-6P/pentacene/Cu(110) is a self-assembled structure with lowest energy. Besides, the bilayer shows a very high orientational ordering and is thermally stable up to 430K. Copyright © 2011 Author(s).

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Sun, L. D., Liu, C. Y., Queteschiner, D., & Zeppenfeld, P. (2011). A simple method to prepare self-assembled organic-organic heterobilayers on metal substrates. AIP Advances, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3591389

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