Scientists create molecular motor inspired by Archimedes’ screw with enhanced conductivity
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Scientists have developed a molecular motor inspired by Archimedes’ screw that can rotate in both directions using electricity. This motor significantly increases electrical conductivity by up to 100 times, indicating potential advancements in molecular electronics. The innovation marks a notable step in miniaturizing mechanical devices to the molecular scale.
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