Abstract
Kinetic energy spectra of secondary electrons emitted from n-C 44H 90 molecular crystal were measured. The spectral features associated with high density-of-states parts of the unoccupied bands of crystalline n-C 44H 90 are smeared out sharply at the bulk melting point. Below that temperature, each spectral feature depends differently on the temperature.
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