Investigation into the improvement of MoS2 functionalization, Small Molecule Transistors, and 2D Perovskites Public Deposited

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  • March 22, 2019
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  • Keenan, Elizabeth
    • Affiliation: College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Chemistry
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  • Many types of materials make up the world, and one subset of these materials are colloquially called 2D. This dissertation encompasses a range of very thin materials and looks for ways to study their properties. First, a functionalization method for MoS2 is presented. By using chemical vapor deposition, MoS2 is able to be functionalized with various organic monolayers that do not harm the underlying electronic properties. Next, a study is presented on how new derivatives of TES-ADT can be used in OFETs. By working on improving the film quality, the electronic properties of these materials can be improved. Lastly, a different method for the preparation of 2D mixed perovskites is presented. Using the melt infiltration approach, different layer numbers of mixed perovskites can be prepared. This approach gives a way to look at and study the formation of mixed perovskites over time.
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  • Lockett, Matthew
  • Warren, Scott
  • Leibfarth, Frank
  • Atkin, Joanna
  • You, Wei
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  • Doctor of Philosophy
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  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School
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  • 2018
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