Scientists use light to control random motion inside molecules
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A molecular motor acts as a light-controlled brake on a neighboring rotor, combining experimental evidence of slower motion with large calculated rate changes. The post Scientists use light to control random motion inside molecules appeared first on The Brighter Side of News .
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