Mostly Molecular Machines

Friday, November 20. 2009

in: Junk Drawer

This is cool:

The three-dimensional components produced are themselves used to build other machines. Chemical reactions are generally used to store and provide energy that is converted to kinetic energy for use by the machines. In essence, chemical reactions are primarily the boilers providing the "steam" used to make the molecular machines move.

-djr

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