There is a rapidly growing interest in the surface chemistry of the group (IV) semiconductors,
silicon and germanium, not only for the many technological applications presently in use …

We present an overview of various aspects of the self-assembly of organic monolayers on
silicon substrates for molecular electronics applications. Different chemical strategies …

The surface chemistry of silicon is just beginning to be explored, with the use of modern
tools of the surface scientist. Indeed, the unraveling of the surface chemistry of silicon has …

▪ Abstract This review is about understanding and controlling organic molecular adsorption
on silicon. The goal is to provide a microscopic picture of structure and bonding in covalently …

Methods for the incorporation of organic functionality onto semiconductor surfaces have
seen immense progress in recent years. Of the multiple methods developed, the direct …

Recent investigations have shown that cycloaddition reactions, widely used in organic
chemistry to form ring compounds, can also be applied to link organic molecules to the (001) …

Over the last three decades reactions of organic and organometallic compounds on silicon
surfaces have been of great interest. This interest has been fueled by potential applications …

A two-step procedure, involving radical-initiated chlorination of the Si surface with PCl5
followed by reaction of the chlorinated surface with alkyl-Grignard or alkyl-lithium reagents …

Methods that can be used to tailor the surface properties of semiconductors will become
increasingly important as new applications for semiconductor-based materials continue to …

The core-level binding energies of simple unsaturated organic molecules bonded to the Si
(001) surface have been investigated using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). Using …