L'objectif de ce travail était d'améliorer la compréhension des paramètres importants dans le processus de formation des nanostructures 2D (par ex. des structures auto-assemblées, des cadres organiques métalliques, des cadres organiques covalents) et, par conséquent, pionniers pour de nouvelles applications. Les nanostructures 2D sont composées de blocs de construction spécialement conçus - des molécules organiques qui sont fonctionnalisées soit avec des groupes carboxyliques, des halogènes ou des groupes thiols. Ces blocs de construction sont capables de former de véritables nanostructures 2D par adsorption sur diverses surfaces (par exemple graphite, métaux). Leurs propriétés et réactions chimiques au cours du processus de formation ont été étudiées par microscopie à effet tunnel (STM) dans des conditions de vide ultra-élevé ainsi que dans des conditions ambiantes. Des techniques complémentaires d'analyse de surface telles que la diffraction d'électrons à basse énergie, la spectroscopie photo-émission de rayons X et la spectroscopie Raman ont été utilisées lorsque cela était nécessaire pour caractériser ces nouveaux réseaux moléculaires.
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