The realization of artificial molecular motors capable of converting energy into mechanical work is a fascinating challenge of nanotechnology and requires reactive systems that can operate away from chemical equilibrium. This article describes the design and construction of a simple, supramolecular ensemble in which light irradiation causes the directional transit of a macrocycle along a nonsymmetric molecular axle, thus forming the basis for the development of artificial molecular pumps.
Ragazzon, G., Baroncini, M., Silvi, S., Venturi, M., Credi, A. (2015). Light-powered, artificial molecular pumps: a minimalistic approach. BEILSTEIN JOURNAL OF NANOTECHNOLOGY, 6, 2096-2104 [10.3762/bjnano.6.214].
Light-powered, artificial molecular pumps: a minimalistic approach
RAGAZZON, GIULIO;BARONCINI, MASSIMO;SILVI, SERENA;VENTURI, MARGHERITA;CREDI, ALBERTO
2015
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The realization of artificial molecular motors capable of converting energy into mechanical work is a fascinating challenge of nanotechnology and requires reactive systems that can operate away from chemical equilibrium. This article describes the design and construction of a simple, supramolecular ensemble in which light irradiation causes the directional transit of a macrocycle along a nonsymmetric molecular axle, thus forming the basis for the development of artificial molecular pumps.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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