Artificial Molecular Machines
A look at how artificial molecular machines are developed is offered. Topics covered include controlling motion in covalently bonded molecular systems, self-propelled nanostructures and artificial biomolecular machines.
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| description | A look at how artificial molecular machines are developed is offered. Topics covered include controlling motion in covalently bonded molecular systems, self-propelled nanostructures and artificial biomolecular machines. |
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