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An electric molecular motor

Chemistry

An electric molecular motor

L. Zhang, Y. Qiu, et al.

Explore the groundbreaking innovation of an electrically powered molecular motor utilizing a [3]catenane, where unique design enables high unidirectionality in movement. This research, conducted by notable authors such as Long Zhang and J. Fraser Stoddart from Northwestern University, promises to revolutionize the field of molecular machines.

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