Davide Gullino
Gold-C28 molecular junction gas sensor: A simulation study.
Rel. Mariagrazia Graziano, Fabrizio Mo, Gianluca Piccinini. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Nanotechnologies For Icts, 2021
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Abstract
The research and development of recent years on molecular electronic systems, in which the properties of devices are dictated by a molecule, has brought to the creation of a variety of structures. Thanks to the intrinsic characteristics of molecules, devices with a small footprint, and therefore portable and ready to be used, may be realized. Furthermore, the great tunability simply provided by a different choice of the employed molecule allows to build systems according to needs. As a consequence, an interesting area of study in molecular electronics is represented by gas sensors, where the possibility of having devices showing high selectivity with respect to desired targets is the main goal.
In this viewpoint, the present work comes with the purpose of providing an in-depth characterization of a sensor employing the C28 fullerene as the sensing region
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