Biasing mixed-valence transition metal complexes in search of bistable complexes for molecular computing

Article Abstract:

Mixed-valence ruthenium complexes as possible quantum-dot cellular automata (QCA) devices are discussed and three different mixed-valence ruthenium complexes are investigated for the purpose. These mixed-valence complexes show significant polarization when a biasing charge is added to the system.

Coordination compounds

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Fabrication and structural characteristics of ordered TiO(sub 2)-Ru(-RuO(sub 2)) nanorods in porous anodic alumina films on ITO/glass substrate

Article Abstract:

The microstructures of the nanorod arrays are investigated using field-emission scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. The chemical states of the titanium and ruthenium elements in the nanorods are analyzed and structural characteristics are studied.

Usage, Electron microscopy, Titanium, Microstructure, Microstructures

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