Synthetic Nanomotors in Microchannel Networks: Directional Microchip Motion and Controlled Manipulation of Cargo.
The article demonstrates the performance of synthetic nanomotors within microchannel networks. The authors illustrate the nanomotors' directed motion and cargo manipulations along predetermined paths. The authors add that synthetic nanomachines pave the way to integrated functional microdevices powe...
| Publicado en: | Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 130; no. 26; pp. 8164 - 8166 |
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7/2/2008
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