Artificial molecular rotors.

Gregg S. Kottas; Laura Clarke; D. Horinek; J. Michl

DOI:10.1021/CR0300993
Corpus ID: 29054159

Artificial molecular rotors.

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  title={Artificial molecular rotors.},
  author={Gregg S. Kottas and Laura Clarke and Dominik Horinek and Josef Michl},
  journal={Chemical reviews},
  year={2005},
  volume={105 4},
  pages={
          1281-376
        }
}

Gregg S. Kottas, Laura Clarke, +1 author J. Michl
Published 13 April 2005
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