Relative Unidirectional Translation in an Artificial Molecular Assembly Fueled by Light.

Motor molecules present in nature convert energy inputs, such as a chemical fuel or incident photons of light, into directed motion and force biochemical systems away from thermal equilibrium. The ability not only to control relative movements of components in molecules but also to drive their compo...

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Published in:	Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 135; no. 49; pp. 18609 - 18621
Main Authors:	Hao Li, Chuyang Cheng, McGonigal, Paul R., Fahrenbach, Albert C., Frasconi, Marco, Wei-Guang Liu, Zhixue Zhu, Yanli Zhao, Chenfeng Ke, Juying Lei, Young, Ryan M., Dyar, Scott M., Co, Dick T., Ying-Wei Yang, Botros, Youssry Y., Goddard III, William A, Wasielewski, Michael R., Dean Astumian, R., Fraser Stoddart, J.
Format:	Article
Published:	American Chemical Society 12/11/2013
Subjects:	Thermodynamic equilibrium Nuclear magnetic resonance Cyclic voltammetry Density functional theory Chemical bonds
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