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The supramolecular interaction between individual singlewall carbon nanotubesand a functional organic material based on tetrathiafulvalene (TTF) isinvestigated by means of electric transport measurements in field effecttransistor configuration as well as by NIR absorption spectroscopy. The resultsclearly point to a charge transfer interaction in which the adsorbed moleculeserves as electron acceptor for the nanotubes through its pyrene units.Exposure to iodine vapors enhances this effect. The comparison with pristinecarbon nanotube field effect transistor devices demonstrates the possibility toexploit charge transfer interactions taking place in supramolecular assembliesin which a mediator unit is used to transduce and enhance an external signal.

Supramolecular interaction of singlewall carbon nanotubes with a functional TTF-based mediator probed by field-effect transistor devices