Probing vibronic coupling of a transiently charged state of a single molecule through subnanometer resolved electroluminescence imaging

Tian Xiao-Jun; Kong Fan-Fang; Jing Shi-Hao; Yu Yun-Jie; Zhang Yao; Zhang Yang; Dong Zhen-Chao

doi:10.7498/aps.71.20212003

Abstract

The intramolecular vibronic coupling has a great effect on molecular electronic transitions and associated spectral characteristics, which is a central topic in the study of molecular spectroscopy. In this paper, we investigate the vibronic coupling of a transiently charged state within a single 3,4,9,10-perylenetetracarboxylicdianhydride (PTCDA) molecule in real space by imaging the spatial distribution of single-molecule electroluminescence via highly localized excitation of tunneling electrons in a plasmonic nanocavity. The electron injections from a scanning tunneling microscope tip into a PTCDA molecule on a silver-supported ultrathin salt layer produce a transient doubly charged molecular anion that emits vibrationally resolved fluorescence. The sub-molecular resolved spectroscopic imaging for the –2 valence transiently charged state shows a two-spot pattern along the molecular short axis for the purely electronic 0-0 transition. However, the observed two-spot orientation for certain anti-symmetric vibronic-state imaging is found to be evidently different from the purely electronic 0-0 transition, rotating 90°, which reflects the change in the transition dipole orientation from along the molecular short axis to the long axis. Such a change directly reveals the occurrence of strong vibronic coupling associated with a large Herzberg-Teller (HT) contribution, which goes beyond the conventional Franck-Condon (FC) picture. Combined with theoretical calculations, the anti-symmetric vibration is found to have a strong dynamic disturbance to the transition density of purely electronic transitions, especially those atoms with large transition densities, which induces a strong transition charge oscillation along the long axis of the molecule and thus leads to a transition dipole along the long axis of the molecule. On the other hand, for vibronic emissions associated with the totally symmetric molecular vibration (such as the v₁ (A_g) mode described above), the observed two-spot orientation in the vibronic-state imaging pattern is found to be the same as the purely electronic 0-0 transition, which directly reveals its FC-dominated nature. Notably, the vibration-induced emission associated with HT-dominated contributions (such as the v₂ (B_3g) mode) is often discussed in the literature by using an intensity borrowing mechanism via the state mixing with other high-lying eigenstates. In the present work, the v₂-vibration with B_3g symmetry is likely to modulate the zero-order electronic wavefunction of the S₁ state in a way to best resemble that of the S₂ state (i.e., induce efficient mixing of the electronic excited state S₁ with the electronic excited state S₂), so that the v₂-vibration induced emission seems to borrow intensities from neighboring S₂→S₀ transitions. Our results provide a new route for the real-space understanding of the microscopic picture for the vibronic coupling within a single molecule in a transiently charged state.

Keywords:

scanning tunneling microscope induced luminescence /
vibronic coupling /
PTCDA /
transiently charged molecular state

Authors and contacts

1.
Hefei National Laboratory for Physical Sciences at the Microscale, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China
2.
School of Physical Sciences, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China

Corresponding author: Zhang Yang, zhyangnano@ustc.edu.cn ; Dong Zhen-Chao, zcdong@ustc.edu.cn

Funds: Project supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant Nos. 2016YFA0200600, 2017YFA0303500), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 21790352, 21973087, 22174135), the Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant No. XDB36000000), and the Anhui Initiative in Quantum Information Technologies (Grant No. AHY090000).

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图 1 具有振动分辨的单个PTCDA分子瞬时–2价的电致发光　(a)利用STML技术研究PTCDA分子电致荧光的实验示意图; (b)吸附在4 ML-NaCl/Ag(100)表面PTCDA分子的STM扫描图像, 扫描条件为1 V, 2 pA; 插图为单个PTCDA分子的STM扫描图像与对应取向的分子结构示意图; 比例尺为3 nm; (c)红色曲线对应在图(b)中红色“×”处激发时获得的STML光谱(+3 V, 50 pA, 60 s), 绿色曲线为DFT理论计算的单个–2价PTCDA分子的荧光光谱; (d)黑色曲线对应在图(b)中红色“×”处测量的dI/dV谱(–3 V, 40 pA), 蓝色点线为不同偏压下分子STML发光强度统计; (e)瞬时–2价PTCDA分子的STML发光机制示意图

Figure 1. Vibronically resolved electroluminescence from a single transient doubly charged PTCDA molecule. (a) Schematic of the STML experiment on a single PTCDA molecule on 4 ML-NaCl/Ag(100). (b) STM image of isolated PTCDA molecules adsorbed on 4 ML-NaCl/Ag(100) (+1 V, 2 pA), with the molecular structure given in the inset showing molecular orientation corresponding to the inset STM image. (c) Typical STML spectrum (+3 V, 50 pA, 60 s) (red curve) acquired at the red “×” marked in (b). A DFT simulated fluorescence spectrum from a single doubly charged PTCDA molecule is also plotted for comparison (green curve). (d) Typical dI/dV spectrum (black curve) acquired at the red “×” marked in (b). The setpoint for the dI/dV measurement was –3 V and 40 pA. The molecular emission intensities at different excitation voltages are also shown (blue filled rectangles). (e) Schematic of the mechanism for the molecular electroluminescence of PTCDA^2–.

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图 2 位置依赖的STML光谱和特定振动峰的光谱成像　(a)上面3条曲线分别为激发分子不同位置获得的STML光谱(+3 V, 20 pA, 60 s), 下面2条曲线分别为理论计算的FC项(绿色)和HT项(橘色)单独贡献的光谱; (b)—(d)分别为0-0峰、v₁模式和v₂模式能量分辨的实空间光谱成像(+3.5 V, 30 pA, 每像素点3 s), 每条光谱均已扣除等离激元背景; (a)—(d)比例尺均为1 nm; (e), (f)基于DFT理论计算的v₁模式和v₂模式的势能曲线示意图

Figure 2. Position-dependent STML spectra and spectroscopic imaging for selected vibronic peaks. (a) Three typical STML spectra (+3 V, 20 pA, 60 s) acquired at the positions marked in inset. Also plotted are calculated spectra for the contributions from either FC term (green curve) or HT term (orange curve) alone. (b)–(d) Energy-resolved spectroscopic images for the 0-0 peak (b), the v₁ mode (c), and the v₂ mode (d). Imaging condition: +3.5 V, 30 pA; 3 s per pixel. The NCP spectral backgrounds in spectroscopic images are subtracted. Scale bars in (a)–(d) are 1 nm. (e), (f) Schematics of the potential energy curves for the v₁ mode (e) and the v₂ mode (f) based on the DFT calculations.

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图 3 跃迁密度和振动诱导跃迁电荷的模拟　(a)模拟的S₁→S₀跃迁密度, 其中蓝色和红色分别代表正、负电荷的空间分布; (b)理论模拟的0-0跃迁的光子图; (c), (f)叠加了S₁→S₀跃迁原子电荷分布的v₁和v₂振动模式示意图; (d), (g)计算的v₁和v₂模式振动诱导的跃迁电荷分布图; (e), (h)理论模拟的v₁和v₂模式HT项贡献的光子图

Figure 3. Simulations on transition densities and vibration-induced transition charges. (a) Simulated transition densities for the S₁→S₀ transition, where the blue and red colors indicate the spatial distributions of the positive and negative charges. (b) Simulated photon image for the 0-0 transition. (c), (f) Schematics of the vibrations for the v₁ and v₂ modes, superimposed with the S₁→S₀ transition densities distributed over each atom by Hirschfield population analysis. (d), (g) Calculated vibration-induced transition charges for the v₁ and v₂ modes. (e), (h) Simulated photon images of the HT-term contributions for the v₁ and v₂ modes.

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图 4 理论模拟的跃迁偶极矩和跃迁密度分布　(a)左图为PTCDA分子结构示意图, 为方便与不同跃迁的跃迁密度进行比较, 右图再次展示了理论计算的–2价态的PTCDA分子的v₂模式振动诱导的跃迁电荷分布图; (b), (c)理论计算的沿着x, y和z方向的不同电子态间的跃迁偶极大小以及对应能量差; (d)理论模拟的不同电子态间跃迁的跃迁密度图

Figure 4. Simulated transition dipole moments and transition densities. (a) Left: molecular structure of a PTCDA. Right: calculated vibration-induced transition charges for the v₂ mode, which is shown again to facilitate the comparison with other transition densities between different electronic states given in the figure. (b), (c) Calculated values of the transition dipoles between different electronic states along x, y and z directions and the corresponding energy differences. (d) Simulated different transition densities between different electronic states.

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