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Switchable Molecules for the World's Smallest Switch

Some molecules conduct electricity; others don't. Researchers at Cornell are working to make the world's smallest switch out of a single molecule. To do this, they have created a molecule that can be switched from conducting to non-conducting with a flash of light. In its

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Cornell Center for Materials Research (2017)

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