Abstract
In this paper we investigate the electronic properties of single molecules bymeans of low-temperature scanning tunneling spectroscopy (STS). We focus onC60 molecules deposited on a Au(111) surface at different substrate temperatures and mixedwith two different hydrocarbons. In this way we change the fullerene interaction with thesurface and/or the dipolar response of the molecular neighborhood to charging events. Weexplore the dependence of the energy level alignment on the molecular surroundings.The results confirm an already established picture in photoelectron spectroscopy.
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