Introduction to Molecular Electronics
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In general, molecular electronics involves single or small groups of molecules in device-based fabrication for electronic components, such as wires, switches, memory and gain elements [1, 2, 3, 4]. To this end, molecular electronics emerged as an area of research, stimulating the creative minds of scientists in a way that only few research topics have ever done in the past [5]. Simply the fact, that the Science magazine labeled the integration of molecules into functional electric circuits one of the revolutions of 2001 [6], motivates teams of chemists, engineers, materials scientists, physicists and computer experts initiate cooperations to ultimately convert this interdisciplinary field into commercially available products.
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