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First Switchable Graphene Nanoribbon That Twists on Demand

Nagoya University researchers built a graphene nanoribbon that switches which way it twists using a chiral solvent, opening paths to optical, sensing, and spintronic devices.

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First Switchable Graphene Nanoribbon That Twists on Demand

Nagoya University researchers built a graphene nanoribbon that switches which way it twists using a chiral solvent, opening paths to optical, sensing, and spintronic devices.

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