Molecular switches /
Every day we use switches to turn electric appliances on and off and no computer could function without them. Molecular switches work in the same way, changing from state one to another depending on environmental influences. However, as opposed to normal switches, molecular switches are extremely ti...
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Weinheim ; Chichester :
Wiley-VCH,
[2001]
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Table of Contents:
- Approaches to a molecular switch using photoinduced electron and energy transfer
- Photoswitchable molcular systems based on diarylethenes
- Optoelectronic molecular switches based on dihydroazulene-Vinylheptafulvene (DHA0VHF)
- Molecular switches with photochromic fulgides
- Chiroptical molecular switches
- Photochemical biomolecular switches: the route to optobioelectronics
- Switchable catenanes and molecular shuttles
- Metallo-rotaxanes and catenanes as redox switches : towards molecular machines and motors
- Switchable molecular receptors and recognition processes : from photoresponsive crown ethers to allosteric sugar sensing systems
- Multistate/multifunctional molecular-level systems : photochromic flavylium compounds
- Molecular logic systems
- Liquid crystal photonics : opto-photochemical effects in photoresponsive liquid crystals
- Photoswitchable polypeptides.
