Low Temperature Electronic Transport and Electron Transfer through Organic Macromolecules
arXiv:physics/0207123 · doi:10.1063/1.1533077
Abstract
It is shown that at low temperatures and moderate electron dephasing the electron transmission function reveales a structure containing information about donor/acceptor sites effectively participating in the electron transfer (ET) processes and primary pathways of electrons tunneling through molecular bridges in macromolecules. This important information can be obtained as a result of analysis of experimental low temperature current-voltage characteristics for chosen molecules.
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