Self-Assembly of Structurally Rigid Diamondoid Esters on a HOPG Surface

Nataša Burić; Cosme González Ayani; Tomislav Vuletić; Margareta Sohora; Zoran Štefanić; Ida Delač; Marina Šekutor

doi:10.1039/d6cp00381h

January 1, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical PhysicsOpen Access

Self-Assembly of Structurally Rigid Diamondoid Esters on a HOPG Surface

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This research aims to characterize the self-assembly behavior of diamondoid esters on a specific surface.
Investigated on-surface self-assembly techniques
Characterized assemblies of organic molecules
Utilized HOPG as a carrier surface
Identified stable assemblies of diamondoid esters
Characterized structural properties on HOPG surface
Provided insights into nanomaterial design strategies

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Investigates self-assembly of diamondoid esters on HOPG surfaces, suggesting advances in nanomaterial design.

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Characterizing assemblies of non-aromatic organic molecules on carrier surfaces is still an underexplored field of nanomaterial design. Here we present a study of on-surface self-assembly for diamondoid ester compounds on...

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Burić et al. (2026) studied this question.

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