A possible interaction between nonalkali metals and C60 thin films

  • Wenbing Zhao
  • , Kejian Luo
  • , Jun Cheng
  • , Chuanyi Li
  • , Daole Yin
  • , Zhennan Gu
  • , Xihung Zhou
  • , Zhaoxia Jin

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Abstract

By measuring the resistance in situ during the deposition of metals-C 60 multilayer thin films on sapphire substrates at room temperature, the authors find that the resistance decreases sharply when adding C 60 on some metal layers. There are two possible explanations: one is the formation of a conduction layer of metal- (Sn-, Ba-, Ga-) doped C 60; the other is a bonding interfacial interaction between the metal and C60 layers, which may result in a better continuous metal layer.
Original languageEnglish
Article number002
JournalJournal of Physics: Condensed Matter
Volume4
Issue number40
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 1 1992

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