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Molecular rectifiers
Chemical Physics Letters · 1974 · Vol. 29(2) · pp. 277–283
Arieh Aviram✉(IBM Research - Thomas J. Watson Research Center)Mark A. Ratner(New York University)
Molecular Junctions and NanostructuresElectrochemical Analysis and ApplicationsPhotoreceptor and optogenetics researchRectifier (neural networks)MoleculeQuantum tunnellingMolecular electronicsAcceptorChemistryBridge (graph theory)Materials sciencePhysicsOptoelectronics
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