International audience<div style=""><font face="arial, helvetica"><span style="font-size: 13px;">On-surface polymerization is of growing interest for many applications in nanotechnology. A wide variety of chemical reactions have already been demonstrated to work on surfaces, however, mostly on metal substrates and by thermal activation of the covalent bond formation. (for an overview, see [1]). On insulating substrates, only few work has been presented so far, the most promising use UV-illumination to activate the polymerization process [2-4] since thermal annealing does mostly result in desorption of the organic molecules. In this work, we use the knowledge of a previous work [5] on the control of the supramolecular self-assembly of ...
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International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
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International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
On-surface polymerization is a promising technique to prepare organic functional nanomaterials that ...
Self-assembly of ordered molecular structures on surfaces is of great interest in the formation of d...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
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International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
International audienceAchieving control over the formation of molecular one dimensional (1D) and 2D ...
On-surface polymerization is a promising technique to prepare organic functional nanomaterials that ...
Self-assembly of ordered molecular structures on surfaces is of great interest in the formation of d...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...
International audienceOn‐surface chemistry is a promising way to achieve the bottom‐up construction ...