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Molecular Electronics. Synthesis and Testing of Components
Accounts of Chemical Research · 2000 · Vol. 33(11) · pp. 791–804
James M. Tour✉(Rice University)
Abstract
Molecular electronics involves the use of single or small packets of molecules as the fundamental units for computing. While initial targets are the substitution of solid-state wires and devices with molecules, long-range goals involve the development of novel addressable electronic properties from molecules. A comparison of traditional solid-state devices to molecular systems is described. Issues of cost and ease of manufacture are outlined, along with the syntheses and testing of molecular wires and devices.
Quantum-Dot Cellular AutomataAdvanced Memory and Neural ComputingMolecular Junctions and NanostructuresMolecular electronicsElectronicsSolid-stateNanotechnologyMoleculeMaterials scienceComputer scienceChemistryElectrical engineeringEngineering
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Computer SystemsElectronicsMicrochemistryMicrocomputersPolymers
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