The conductance of oriented C 60 molecules on Au(111) and Cu(100) was investigated using a low-temperature scanning tunnelling microscope. A remarkable dependence of spectra of the differential conductance on the adsorption orientation is observed for Au(111) that is almost absent for Cu(100). For C 60 adsorbed on Au(111), the spatial distribution of the three lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals is revealed by maps of the differential conductance.
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