Quantum Looking for good book on Molecular Electronics

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A discussion on finding a reasonably priced book on moletronics highlights the niche nature of the subject, which focuses on how molecules form electronic components. The recommended title is "Molecular Electronics: An Introduction to Theory and Experiment," noted for its comprehensive coverage despite its high price of $300 on Amazon. Alternative purchasing options include a Kindle version for $48 and a paperback for $53. The conversation emphasizes the challenge of sourcing affordable literature in specialized fields, suggesting that platforms like abebooks.com may offer better deals.
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Looking for a good book on moletronics that is priced reasonably. This is a very niche subject and I doubt many people have gotten into it.
It is basically how molecules form to create various electronic components.

Any suggestions?
 
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This appears to be the best book:

“Molecular Electronics: An Introduction to Theory and Experiment”

Publishers will charge a lot for niche subjects with few books but a lot of promise.

So in this case, its $300 on Amazon. You might be able to find it on abebooks.com
or buy the Amazon Kindle version at $48 and read it on your computer or the paperback version for $53.

https://www.amazon.com/MOLECULAR-EL...nology-ebook/dp/B072MZG7ZD/?tag=pfamazon01-20
 

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