Unimolecular binary half-adders with orthogonal chemical inputs
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Lu Zhang, Wesley A. Whitfield, Lei Zhu
Unimolecular half-adders based upon an arylvinyl-bipyridyl fluorophore platform were demonstrated where all the chemical input combinations were fully processed by half-adder molecules to generate the arithmetic results of the entire truth table.
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