Newer optical-based molecular devices from older coordination chemistry

A. Prasanna de Silva; Bridgeen McCaughan; Bernadine O. F. McKinney; Manel Querol

doi:10.1039/B212447P

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Newer optical-based molecular devices from older coordination chemistry

A. Prasanna de Silva , Bridgeen McCaughan , Bernadine O. F. McKinney and Manel Querol

Dalton Trans., 2003, 1902-1913

DOI: 10.1039/B212447P
Received 16 Dec 2002, Accepted 06 Feb 2003
First published on the web 23 Apr 2003

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This short review illustrates how the wealth of receptors and ligands available within coordination/supramolecular chemistry can serve as a launch-pad for producing information-handling optical-based molecular devices of various kinds: sensors, assay reagents, logic gates and even small-scale number processors. Such a diverse range of information-handlers allows the addressing of problems in different areas from a common viewpoint. The common viewpoint is strengthened further when we find that the design principles are quite small in number.

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