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The Zero-Voltage Conductance of Nano- Graphenes: Simple Rules and Quantitative Estimates Mayou, Zhou, Ernzerhof, J. Phys. Chem. C , 2013 , 117 (15), pp 7870 7884 Acknowledgments Group members: Collaborators: , - Jana Precechtelova -


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The Zero-Voltage Conductance of Nano- Graphenes: Simple Rules and Quantitative Estimates

Mayou, Zhou, Ernzerhof,

  • J. Phys. Chem. C, 2013,

117 (15), pp 7870–7884

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Acknowledgments

Funding and other support:

Group members:

  • Jana Precechtelova
  • Philippe Rocheleau
  • Hélène Antaya
  • Rodrigo Bogossian
  • Marc-Andre Bélanger
  • Philippe Richer

Collaborators: ,

  • Martin Kaupp, Hilke Bahmann

Technische, Universität Berlin

  • Michel Coté, UofM
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Polyc Polycyc ycli lic c ar aroma

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tic hydrocarbons hydrocarbons (PAH) PAH), no nowad waday ays s nano nano-graphene graphene Müllen group, Max Planck Institut, Mainz Kekulé molecules:

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Molecular electronics

Käfer, Bashir, Dou, Witte, Müllen, Wöll,

  • C. Adv. Mater. 2010, 22, 384.
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Separation of Kekulé molecules into two types of carbons

Chemisches Institut, Universität Bonn a a a b b b bipartite

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E

Landauer formula

2 2

) ( 1 ) ( ) ( E r E t E    

molecule

2

( ) ( ) e g E T E h 

L

r  

 

  

   t

R

L

R

left contact right contact

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The source-sink potential approach in tight binding (Hückel)

1 ( ) = 1 =

L R

r r i r i       

e

( ) ( ) =

ff

M M L R

r H r          

M

Source and sink potential

 

Goyer, Ernzerhof, Zhuang, JCP, 126,144104 (2007): Ernzerhof, JCP 126,144104 (2007). .

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Simple theory for the conductance

  • f conjugated systems (aa case)

Contacts connected to two a atoms

no transmission   

Reference energy of the atoms is set to 0

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Simple theory for the conductance

  • f conjugated systems (aa case)

Meta vs. ortho & para connection Cross-conjugation PAH Contacts connected to two a atoms

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Impact of the position of the anchor group on molecular conductance

Mayor, Weber, Reichert, Elbing, von Hänisch, Beckmann, Fischer,

  • Ang. Chemie Int. Ed., 42, 5834-5838 (2003)
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Ernzerhof, Zhuang, Rocheleau, JCP 123, 134704, (2005)

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Simple theory for the conductance

  • f conjugated systems (ab case)

Longuet-Higgins, J. Chem. Phys. 1950, 18, 265.

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Simple theory for the conductance of conjugated systems (ab case) Defect state Contacts connected to an a and a b atom

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Ovalene

Delocalized defect state

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Pentacene & Picene

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Perylene

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Conductance in terms

  • f Kekulé structures

Fowler, Pickup, Todorova, Myrvold, JCP, 131, 244110 (2009).

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All electron DFT/Green’s function approach

T(E)