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May 18th, 2004

Chemistry and Physics of Multifunctional Materials

Abstract:
Synthetic molecular level systems are becoming cleverer and cleverer. They can be designed to accept/donate electrons, react to external stimuli, change the relative positions of their component parts, undergo complex rearrangements and controlled intramolecular motions and generate changes in both macroscopic and molecular properties.

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* AlphaGalileo

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