Abstract
Inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy (IETS) has become a premier analytical tool in the investigation of nanoscale and molecular junctions. The IETS spectrum provides invaluable information about the structure, bonding, and orientation of component molecules in the junctions. One of the major advantages of IETS is its sensitivity and resolution at the level of single molecules. This review discusses how IETS is used to study molecular transport junctions and presents an overview of recent experimental studies.
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