Discharge and Electron Correlation of Radical Molecules in a Supramolecular Assembly on Superconducting Pb(111)

Carl Drechsel; Chao Li; Jung‐Ching Liu; Xinyi Liu; Robert Häner; Silvio Decurtins; Ulrich Aschauer; Shi‐Xia Liu; Ernst Meyer; Rémy Pawlak

doi:10.1039/d5nh00462d

January 1, 2025Nanoscale HorizonsOpen Access

Discharge and Electron Correlation of Radical Molecules in a Supramolecular Assembly on Superconducting Pb(111)

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Key Points

Controlled discharge of radical molecules enables a novel approach to study correlated electron phenomena.
Key findings show the establishment of an electron spin superlattice, providing a new platform for quantum experiments.
The approach involves supramolecular assembly of tetraazapyrene radicals on superconducting Pb(111).
This research may enable further exploration of quantum phenomena, contributing to advancements in materials science.

Implication

We demonstrate a gate-tunable electron spin superlattice using radical assembly, highlighting controlled discharge and correlated electron phenomena.

Abstract

We demonstrate a gate-tunable electron spin superlattice via supramolecular assembly of tetraazapyrene radicals on Pb(111), enabling their controlled discharge and providing a scalable platform to study correlated electron and quantum phenomena.

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Drechsel et al. (2025) studied this question.

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