k Imaging molecules with atomic force microscopy Imaging molecules with atomic force microscopy. These molecules are involved in charge transfers such as energy transport in living systems. The molecules are being imaged as part of research into molecules in different charge states. From top to bottom, the molecules are azobenzene, pentacene, TCNQ tetracyanoquinodimethane and porphine. The charge states are by column, from left to right 1st column blue for positive charge 2nd column green for neutral state 3rd column orange for negative charge 4th column red for doubly negative charge. Image published in July 2019. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Imaging molecules with atomic force microscopy Imaging molecules with atomic force microscopy. These molecules are involved in charge transfers such as energy transport in living systems. The molecules are being imaged as part of research into molecules in different charge states. From top to bottom, the molecules are: azobenzene, pentacene, TCNQ  tetracyanoquinodimethane  and porphine. The charge states are by column, from left to right: 1st column  blue  for positive charge  2nd column  green  for neutral state  3rd column  orange  for negative charge  4th column  red  for doubly negative charge. Image published in July 2019.
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Imaging molecules with atomic force microscopy

Imaging molecules with atomic force microscopy. These molecules are involved in charge transfers such as energy transport in living systems. The molecules are being imaged as part of research into molecules in different charge states. From top to bottom, the molecules are: azobenzene, pentacene, TCNQ (tetracyanoquinodimethane) and porphine. The charge states are by column, from left to right: 1st column (blue) for positive charge; 2nd column (green) for neutral state; 3rd column (orange) for negative charge; 4th column (red) for doubly negative charge. Image published in July 2019.

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