Two variable anisotropic random-walk stilbene based molecular device is designed from carbazole (Cz), 1,4-phenilenediamine (PhDA), stilbene and TCNQ molecules joined with -C2H2- fragment bridges (see fig.)
The device should be possible to excite by two different wavelenghts that corresponds approximatelly wavelenghts of Cz and PhDA. After excitation this supermolecule should be deformed by two different ways and after electron tunneling to acceptor fragment TCNQ this molecule should disipate the energy moving on the surface by two different ways.
Three variable anisotropic random-walk stilbene based molecular device is designed from Cz, PhDA, N,N,N',N'-tetramethyl-1,4-phenylenediamine (TeMePhDA), stilbene and TCNQ molecules joined with -C2H2- fragment bridges. Four variable anisotropic random-walk stilbene based molecular device is designed from Cz, PhDA, stilbene, TCNQ and TCNB molecules joined with -C2H2- fragment bridges. Six variable anisotropic random-walk stilbene based molecular device is designed from Cz, PhDA, TeMePhDA, stilbene TCNQ and TCNB molecules joined with -C2H2- fragment bridges.
Acknowledgements : Our research described in this article was supported by the Governments of Lithuania, U.S.A and France. A. Tamulis thanks J.-M. Nunzi for the invitation to CEA, Saclay. Authors thanks the Department of Chemistry, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078, USA for the allowance to use DEC-AXP-OSF/1 computer and installed here Gaussian 94 Revision E.2 package