Chemistry meets computing

Philip Ball
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Nature, 2000, vol. 406, issue 6792, 118-120

Abstract: If individual molecules can be made to process information, they could be the answer to the computer industry's prayers. Philip Ball examines the field of molecular logic, which is at last recording some significant achievements.

Date: 2000
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