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DescriptionBr2PXX STM.jpg	STM images of 3,9-dibromo-peri-xanthenoxanthene (3,9-Br2PXX) molecules on a Au(111) surface. a, d Majority kagome structure (phase 1) formed at low molecular coverage. Domains of opposite chirality are indicated by red/yellow highlights in a and the parameters of the surface unit cell are shown in d. b, e Minority irregular assembly (phase 2) coexisting with the kagome structure at low molecular coverage. c, f Compact assembly (phase 3) that develops at higher molecular coverage. STM images a and b were acquired at 77 K, c–f at 7 K.
Date	2020
Source	https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-15898-2
Author	James Lawrence et al.
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