Brownian Photomotors Based on Organic Compounds: A Review

Brownian Photomotors Based on Organic Compounds: A Review

The main prerequisites necessary for the construction of molecular motors, in particular, organic compound-based light-driven motors, are considered and universal requirements for their operation are formulated. Various types of Brownian motors differing in the forms of directed motion are analyzed....

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