1. Introduction 2. Basic concepts 2.1 Molecular motions in artificial systems: terms and definitions 2.2 Energy supply and monitoring signals 2.3 Other features 3. Interlocked molecular species as nanoscale machines 4. Molecular machines monitored by light 4.1 An acid-base controllable molecular shuttle 4.2 Molecular elevators 5. Molecular machines powered and monitored by light 5.1 Pseudorotaxane threading-dethreading based on photoisomerization processes 5.2 Pseudorotaxane threading-dethreading based on photoinduced proton transfer 5.3 Molecular shuttles based on photoinduced electron transfer 6. Conclusion
V. Balzani, M. Semeraro, M. Venturi, A. Credi (2011). Reading and Powering Molecular Machines by Light. WEINHEIM : Wiley-VCH [10.1002/9783527634408.ch16].
Reading and Powering Molecular Machines by Light
BALZANI, VINCENZO;SEMERARO, MONICA;VENTURI, MARGHERITA;CREDI, ALBERTO
2011
Abstract
1. Introduction 2. Basic concepts 2.1 Molecular motions in artificial systems: terms and definitions 2.2 Energy supply and monitoring signals 2.3 Other features 3. Interlocked molecular species as nanoscale machines 4. Molecular machines monitored by light 4.1 An acid-base controllable molecular shuttle 4.2 Molecular elevators 5. Molecular machines powered and monitored by light 5.1 Pseudorotaxane threading-dethreading based on photoisomerization processes 5.2 Pseudorotaxane threading-dethreading based on photoinduced proton transfer 5.3 Molecular shuttles based on photoinduced electron transfer 6. ConclusionI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
