In An atomic seesaw switch formed by tilted asymmetric SnGe dimers on a Ge (001) surface (Science,
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In ‘An atomic seesaw switch formed by tilted asymmetric Sn–Ge dimers on a Ge (001) surface’ (Science, 2007, 315, 1696), K. Tomatsu et al. describe the synthesis and operation of a molecular switch. Describe how such molecular switches operate and summarize their current and potential applications.
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