Abstract
Three-terminal transport is studied in molecular junctions incorporating a single gridlike [CoII4L4] (BF4)8 metallosupramolecular species. The recorded differential conductance as a function of gate and bias voltage (see image) shows reproducible switching behavior in the Coulomb diamonds. BF4− counter ions in the vicinity of the molecular junction acting as offset charges are the most likely cause of the observed phenomena.
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