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Devices and structures

Devices and structures

Single molecule makes a sensitive pressure and force sensor

15 Nov 2023 Isabelle Dumé
Drawing of the bullavene molecule and the rearrangments it undergoes
Flopping around: A drawing of the bullavene molecule and the rearrangements it undergoes as it changes into its different possible shapes, or isomers. (Courtesy: Wikipedia/public domain image)
Researchers in Australia have detected and controlled changes to the shape of a single molecule in r

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