Abstract: An organic thin film display element comprises a pair of electrodes, an organic thin film interposed between the electrodes and including both donor molecules and acceptor molecules, and an insulating layer having a relative dielectric constant of 10 or more, and interposed between at least one of the electrodes and the organic thin film.

Abstract: A film manufacturing method which utilizes a trough storing a liquid therein. The liquid surface of the liquid forms a developing region in which a monomolecular film of organic molecules is developed. The developed monomolecular film is compressed by a barrier to a predetermined surface pressure. A workpiece having a build-up surface is moved by a vertical moving mechanism in a direction perpendicular to the developing region through the monomolecular film while being moved ahead of the build-up surface in a horizontal direction by a horizontal moving mechanism, so that the monomolecular film is built up on the build-up surface.

Abstract: An organic thin film display element comprises an organic thin film containing donor moleculaes and acceptor molecules and a pulse voltage source for causing a charge transfer between the donor molecules and the acceptor molecules. The charge transfer varies the optical characteristic of the organic thin film, whereby the organic thin film displays an image.

Abstract: An information writing method of an optical recording device selectively irradiates light on an optical recording medium, having a thin organic film containing donor and acceptor molecules, and a pair of electrodes for applying a voltage to the thin organic film, in order to cause charge transfer between the donor and acceptor molecules, and records a change in optical or electric characteristics of the thin organic film by the charge transfer as information. Selective light irradiation is performed while a voltage is applied to the electrodes.

Abstract: A light emitting element formed of a metal-insulator-semiconductor junction, the improvement wherein the insulator is a Langmuir-Blodgett film of an organic substance containing at least one of a synthetic protein and a natural protein. According to the element of this invention, stability of dynamic characteristics, luminescence efficiency and long-term stability can be significantly improved.