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Artificial Molecular Rotary Motors Based on Rotaxanes

Thorsten Felder, Christoph A. Schalley

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This chapter contains sections titled: “Molecular Machines” — Reality or Just a Fashionable Term? Tracing Back ATP Synthesis in Living Cells Rotaxanes as Artificial Analogs to Molecular Motors? Rotaxane Synthesis via Template Effects How to Achieve Unidirectional Rotation in Artificial Molecular Motors? The Fuel for Driving the Motor: Light, Electrons, and Chemical Energy Conclusions References

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Key concepts: Rotaxane, Molecular motor, Molecular machine, Tracing, Rotary engine, Rotation (mathematics), Artificial muscle, Chemical energy