Scanning tunneling microscopy & spectroscopy (STM/ STS) Platinum-iridium tip [80/20, Pt does not oxidize (noble metal), Ir for strength] Substrate:

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Scanning tunneling microscopy & spectroscopy (STM/ STS) Platinum-iridium tip [80/20, Pt does not oxidize (noble metal), Ir for strength] Substrate: gold-coated mica 50 to 250 mV potential difference (bias) Current flows due to applied bias Tunneling current: Positive bias: sample is positive, hence probe LUMO of sample Negative bias: sample is negative, hence probe HOMO of sample Particle in a box Particle in a box barrier

STM and STS of single wall carbon nanotubes In STS the tip position is fixed and the bias is scanned. The derivative of the current-voltage (I-V) curve gives the density of states and hence the bandgap for the semiconducting nanotube Ohmic vs. rectifying behavior: metallic vs. semiconducting nanotube

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