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New ‘wagon-wheel’ molecules could make better OLEDs

02 Oct 2013 Tushna Commissariat
Images of the spaghetti-shaped molecules and the new wagon-wheels or rotelle pasta-shaped molecules on the left, compared to the pasta shapes on the left.
Roll on: the newly created wagon-wheel-shaped molecule. (Molecule images by Stefan Jester, University of Bonn. Pasta images courtesy Wikimedia Commons)
A new giant organic molecule that is shaped like rotelle or wagon-wheel pasta has been created by an

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