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POSTER: news   ||   NANO-MOTOR	DATE:2007-02-01
It seems that in the region of the nanos-machine, which still are very and very distant from the commercial introduction, has already been planned the competition: in the past year we reported about the development of Rices university, and recently Scottish chemists from the university of Edinburgh stated about the creation of the nano-motor, which personifies the idea of the demon Maxwell, expressed 150 years ago. The nano-motor, created with the group of Scottish scientists headed by (David Leigh), consists of several molecules, set in action by the quanta of light  photons. For the conversion of energy in light in the mechanical energy is used the fact that the structure of molecules in the basic and excited state (i.e., after the absorption of photon) it is differed from each other of – the task only fixing molecule in the necessary for the motor final state. And this task was solved. As source reports, the group of leu demonstrated the fitness for work of molecular machine, moving the drop of water upward through the inclined plane, true, thus far up to the small distance. However, scientists are completed optimism relative to the prospects for their technology, assuming that in the future on its basis they can create artificial muscles also of microbiological nano-robots. Furthermore, the already demonstrated application as the conveyer of water can prove to be completely interesting for the producers of the microprocessors – effective cooling being become all more capricious of computer chips it is the second on the sharpness problem after the minimization of the leakage currents. By the way, the British associates of leu, as we reported, exactly they propose the method of cooling the microcircuits with the aid of the nano-liquids.	NANO-MOTOR

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