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How Far Can We Push Chemical Self-Assembly?
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How Far Can We Push Chemical Self-Assembly?
How Far Can We Push Chemical Self-Assembly?
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Robert F. Service
Robert F. Service
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1 July 2005
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Published by
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
Vol. 309
(5731)
,
95
DOI:
10.1126/science.309.5731.95
PMID:
15994541
Abstract
Chemists have learned to design self-assembling systems with a modest degree of complexity. But the need for increased complexity is growing, driven by the miniaturization of computer circuitry and the rise of nanotechnology.
Keywords
PUSH CHEMICAL
CHEMICAL SELF-ASSEMBLY
PUSH
CHEMICAL
SELF-ASSEMBLY
COMPLEXITY
DESIGN SELF-ASSEMBLING
SELF-ASSEMBLING SYSTEMS
MODEST DEGREE
CHEMISTS
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