Force and conductance spectroscopy of second‐layer tin‐phthalocyanine on Ag(111). Issue 11 (13th August 2013) - Hauptmann, Nadine
Abstract The conductance, frequency shift, and energy dissipation are measured during the formation of a contact to a single tin‐phthalocyanine (SnPc) molecule. The molecule is located on top of a first SnPc layer on Ag(111). The data show that subtle changes of the adsorption geometry cause drastic differences of the conductance, force, and dissipation signals. Site‐dependent averaged conductance shift versus piezo displacement.