… a single-molecule altitudinal rotor fixed on a surface. Stimulated by tunneling electrons, the
… to undergo intramolecular torsional motions around the molecular long axis parallel to the …

… Triggered by external stimuli such as light, electricity or … by electron tunneling instead of the
atomic molecular tunneling if … mounted molecular rotor is based on a redox-assisted electron …

… machinery that can respond to electrical and optical stimuli and … electrons and rotation
ceases. Bartels explained that, by altering the chemical functionality of the rotor, the rate of electron…

… motors is possible through the use of tunnelling electrons from a scanning tunnelling microscope
(… a, Schematic of the S chirality (left) and R chirality (right) of the BuSMe molecular rotor …

… Inspired by the Lorentz model for a bound electron in an … a molecular dynamics simulation
of a very fast surface rotor that … We anticipate that this work will provide stimulation for …

… of stimuli conversion, such as photoinduced electron/proton transfer. [ 72 ] In the former part
of this section, we focus on various multistate molecular … examples of molecular systems that …

… to toggle a molecular structure viaredox stimulation. From … electron transfer system controlled
by a structural conversions. If electron transfer occurs in a manner controlled by molecular …

… machinery that can respond to electrical and optical stimuli and perform useful work such
as … the S−H bond was cleaved by tunneling electrons and rotation ceased. The Yates group …

… been controlled by external stimuli. Since these movements … a pseudorotaxane structure
transfers an electron to one of the … decacyclene behaves as a molecular rotor in the voids of a …

… the 360 rotation of the rotor part without quenching the … to demonstrate that one to four
electrons can be transferred from the … upon transfer of four electrons leading to the formation of its …