Researchers have revealed the first images of the charge
distribution in a single molecule, viewing an obscure dance of electrons at
tiny scales. Details are reported in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. It is
an alternate of the tiny force microscopy that permitted the first molecular
image in 2009.
The similar team is responsible for the quantity of charge
on single atoms, as well as the first picture of a solo particle in a logic the
new-fangled labor is a mixture of those two views. The deception of
naphthalocyanine, although, is that by applying a voltage to the molecule
unswervingly, two hydrogen atoms at its centre change spaces and the electrons
rearrange to reverse arms of the X.
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