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ChemPhysChem | 2001

Molecular Superlattices Induced by Alkyl Substitutions in Self-Assembled Triphenylene Monolayers

Peng Wu; Qingdao Zeng; Shandong Xu; Chen Wang; Shuxia Yin; Chunli Bai

The configuration of the superlattices, formed from liquid-crystalline molecules on a graphite surface, are controllable through their alkyl substituents. This control may be attributed to the interplay of molecular steric interaction and the 2 D crystallization of alkyl chains. Two such lattices, as observed by STM, are shown in the accompanying graphic (C12- and (inset) C14-substituted molecules).


Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B | 2002

Photoinduced organic nanowires from self-assembled monolayers

Yinghong Qiao; Qingdao Zeng; Zhongyin Tan; Shandong Xu; Dong Wang; Chen Wang; Li-Jun Wan; Chunli Bai

The self-assembled diacetylene molecular monolayer was prepared on highly oriented pyrolitic graphite and observed by scanning tunneling microscopy. Upon applying ultraviolet irradiation, the self-assembled conjugated polydiacetylene nanowires resulting from photoinduced topochemical reaction of diacetylene molecules were obtained. Control of the spacings between nanowires was achieved by a simple coadsorption method. The result presented here may supply a general method to obtain spacing-controllable organic nanowires.


Surface Science | 2003

The two-dimensional self-assembled n-alkoxy-substituted stilbenoid compounds and triphenylenes studied by scanning tunneling microscopy

Shandong Xu; Qingdao Zeng; Jun Lu; Chen Wang; Li-Jun Wan; Chunli Bai

Abstract We present a comparison of the assembling behavior of two series discotic molecules, n -alkoxy-substituted stilbenoid compounds ( E , E , E )-1,3,5- Tris [2-(3,4,5-trialkoxyphenyl) ethenyl] benzenes ( n TEB, n =12, 14, 16 and 18) and n -alkoxy-substituted triphenylenes, 2,3,6,7,10,11-hexakisalkoxytriphenylenes (H n T, n =9, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20), on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite surface using scanning tunneling microscopy. Characteristic two-dimensional self-assembly structures, hexagonal structures and linear array structures, were observed with different alkyl chain length for both series of molecules. While linear lamellae structure prevails for long alkyl substituted species of both series, the hexagonal assembly pattern differs significantly. It was evident that 12TEB develops center-void hexagonal structures and H12T adopts center-filled hexagons. The difference of the assembling structure could be attributed to the steric effect associated with molecular cores.


Journal of Materials Chemistry | 2002

STM observation of 1,3,5-triazines bearing rod-like benzeneazonaphthalene moieties monolayers self-assembled on graphite surface

Yinghong Qiao; Qingdao Zeng; Zhongyin Tan; Shandong Xu; Chen Wang; Chunli Bai

A series of 1,3,5-triazines incorporating benzeneazonaphthalene moieties have been synthesized and STM observations have clarified the geometrical configuration of the self-assembled molecules on a graphite surface.


Journal of Materials Chemistry | 2003

Towards total dissolution of full length unmodified carbon nanotubes (CNT) and its application to fabrication of ultra-thin CNT films at the water/air interface

Shi-Zhao Kang; Qingdao Zeng; Chen Wang; Shandong Xu; Hui-Min Zhang; Zhigang Wang; Li-Jun Wan; Chunli Bai

In this study, we report the observation of dissolution of unmodified full-length CNTs using liquid state alkane at elevated temperatures. The dissolved CNTs were examined by UV-vis absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy, and SEM methods. The results obtained support the existence of the CNT component in the solution. Furthermore, a condensed ultra-thin film of carbon nanotubes, which were not treated by ultrasonic agitation and acid to avoid damaging the nanotubes, was fabricated on a pure water subphase. The film is stable at least up to 60 mN m−1. The TEM images on the film show that individual carbon nanotubes and carbon nanotube bundles are indeed present in the film.


Chinese Science Bulletin | 2003

2D self-assembling of 4, 5-didodecylthiolphthalonitrile on graphite surface

Shandong Xu; Sheng-Bin Lei; Qingdao Zeng; Chen Wang; Li-Jun Wan; Chunli Bai

An important precursor 4,5-didodecylthiolphthalonitrile DCP for synthesis of phthalocyanines Pcs and subphthalocyanines SubPcs was synthesized and the assembling structure of this molecule on the basal plane of highly oriented pyrolytic graphite HOPG surface was characterized using the scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) in ambient conditions. In high-resolution images of the molecules, we found that the arrangement of the cyano groups forms a “head-to-head” configuration to keep the stability of the entire system. The mismatch of the DCP molecules with the substrate lattice has also been observed in the experiment.


Journal of Physical Chemistry C | 2012

Photo-Induced Polymerization and Isomerization on the Surface Observed by Scanning Tunneling Microscopy

Xuemei Zhang; Shandong Xu; Min Li; Yongtao Shen; Zhongqing Wei; Shuai Wang; Qingdao Zeng; Chen Wang


Surface and Interface Analysis | 2001

Chain‐length‐adjusted assembly of substituted porphyrins on graphite

Hongna Wang; Chen Wang; Qingdao Zeng; Shandong Xu; Shuxia Yin; Bo Xu; Chunli Bai


Crystal Growth & Design | 2005

Crystal engineering based on polymeric hydrogen-bonded supramolecules by self-assembling of 4,4'-(9-fluorenylidene)diphenol and 4,4'-cyclohexylidenebisphenol with bipyridines

Qingdao Zeng; Dongxia Wu; Caiming Liu; Hongwei Ma; Jun Lu; Shandong Xu; Yan Li; Chen Wang; Chunli Bai


Journal of Physical Chemistry C | 2014

Two-Dimensional Supramolecular Self-Assembly of Stilbene Derivatives with Ester Groups: Molecular Symmetry and Alkoxy Substitution Effect

Ling-yan Liao; Xuemei Zhang; Fangyun Hu; Shuai Wang; Shandong Xu; Qingdao Zeng; Chen Wang

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Chen Wang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Chunli Bai

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Qingdao Zeng

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Li-Jun Wan

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Jun Lu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhongyin Tan

Liaoning Normal University

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C.L. Bai

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Dongxia Wu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Yinghong Qiao

Liaoning Normal University

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C. Wang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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