michael28-Oct-2025
#Molecules bend, properties change! #Nanographene transforms through oxidation
Structural changes and electronic properties of pyrrole-fused aza-nanographene revealed based on oxidation state
rexihttps://phys.org/news/2025-05-molecular-bilayer-graphene-higher-semiconducting.html
the designed #nanographene #bilayer, as a consequence of the electronic transfer, mimics the biological molecules involved in #photosynthesis, which will allow the development of custom-designed artificial #photovoltaic applications.
A new molecular model of bilayer graphene with higher semiconducting properties
Juan Casado Cordón, Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Malaga, considers graphene—an infinite layer of carbon atoms—as one of the greatest discoveries of the last 20 years due to its "unique properties" such as high electrical and thermal conductivity or its great flexibility and, also, resistance. Qualities that become exceptional, he explains, with a recently found evolution consisting in joining two layers of this material—bilayer graphene.
ChemistryViewsNew Highly Strained, Electron-Rich Molecular Bowl:
Difficult-to-synthesize dipyrrole-perylene bowls and a nanographene-like dimer were prepared
https://www.chemistryviews.org/new-highly-strained-electron-rich-molecular-bowl/
#nanochemistry #molecularbowl #nanographene #perylene #chemistry #chemistryviews #chemviews
Nanographene “Butterfly” with Tetraradical Character: Four unpaired electrons with highly entangled spins
https://chemistryviews.org/nanographene-butterfly-with-tetraradical-character/
#chmistry #chemistryviews #chemviews #chemiverse #nanographene #organicchemistry
