Organic functionalization of the Si (100) and Ge (100) surfaces by cycloadditions of carbenes and nitrenes: A theoretical prediction

Article Abstract:

Study is conducted to show that cycloaddition reactions of carbenes and nitrenes to alkenes can be employed as a new type of surface reaction to organically functionalize the Si (100) and Ge (100) surfaces. The abundance of carbenes and nitrenes addition chemistry provides flexibility of functionalizing the surfaces of Si (100) and Ge (100), which can impart new organic functionalities to the semiconductors surface for applications in diverse fields.

Semiconductors, Olefins, Alkenes, Ring formation (Chemistry), Cyclization (Chemistry), Semiconductors (Materials), Chemical properties

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Brownian dynamics simulation of the growth of metal nanocrystal ensembles on electrode surfaces from solution. I. Instantaneous nucleation and diffusion-controlled growth

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the use of the Brownian Dynamics simulation methodology to study the growth of diffusion-controlled metal nuclei are discussed.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Chemistry, Research, Atoms, Chemical research, Chemistry, Physical and theoretical, Physical chemistry

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