Surface doping of rubrene single crystals by molecular electron donors and acceptors
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| author | Gatsios, Christos Opitz, Andreas Lungwitz, Dominique Mansour, Ahmed E. Schultz, Thorsten Shin, Dongguen Hammer, Sebastian Pflaum, Jens Zhang, Yadong Barlow, Stephen Marder, Seth R. Koch, Norbert |
| author_facet | Gatsios, Christos Opitz, Andreas Lungwitz, Dominique Mansour, Ahmed E. Schultz, Thorsten Shin, Dongguen Hammer, Sebastian Pflaum, Jens Zhang, Yadong Barlow, Stephen Marder, Seth R. Koch, Norbert |
| contents | The surface molecular doping of organic semiconductors can play an important role in the development of organic electronic or optoelectronic devices. Single-crystal rubrene remains a leading molecular candidate for applications in electronics due to its high hole mobility. In parallel, intensive research into the fabrication of flexible organic electronics requires the careful design of functional interfaces to enable optimal device characteristics. To this end, the present work seeks to understand the effect of surface molecular doping on the electronic band structure of rubrene single crystals. Our angle-resolved photoemission measurements reveal that the Fermi level moves in the band gap of rubrene depending on the direction of surface electron-transfer reactions with the molecular dopants, yet the valence band dispersion remains essentially unperturbed. This indicates that surface electron-transfer doping of a molecular single crystal can effectively modify the near-surface charge density, while retaining good charge-carrier mobility. |
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| spellingShingle | Surface doping of rubrene single crystals by molecular electron donors and acceptors Gatsios, Christos Opitz, Andreas Lungwitz, Dominique Mansour, Ahmed E. Schultz, Thorsten Shin, Dongguen Hammer, Sebastian Pflaum, Jens Zhang, Yadong Barlow, Stephen Marder, Seth R. Koch, Norbert Materials Science Chemical Physics The surface molecular doping of organic semiconductors can play an important role in the development of organic electronic or optoelectronic devices. Single-crystal rubrene remains a leading molecular candidate for applications in electronics due to its high hole mobility. In parallel, intensive research into the fabrication of flexible organic electronics requires the careful design of functional interfaces to enable optimal device characteristics. To this end, the present work seeks to understand the effect of surface molecular doping on the electronic band structure of rubrene single crystals. Our angle-resolved photoemission measurements reveal that the Fermi level moves in the band gap of rubrene depending on the direction of surface electron-transfer reactions with the molecular dopants, yet the valence band dispersion remains essentially unperturbed. This indicates that surface electron-transfer doping of a molecular single crystal can effectively modify the near-surface charge density, while retaining good charge-carrier mobility. |
| title | Surface doping of rubrene single crystals by molecular electron donors and acceptors |
| topic | Materials Science Chemical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05957 |