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Margulies, David, Felder, Clifford E., Melman, Galina, Shanzer, Abraham (2007) A Molecular Keypad Lock:  A Photochemical Device Capable of Authorizing Password Entries. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 129 (2) 347-354 doi:10.1021/ja065317z

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TitleA Molecular Keypad Lock:  A Photochemical Device Capable of Authorizing Password Entries
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsMargulies, DavidAuthor
Felder, Clifford E.Author
Melman, GalinaAuthor
Shanzer, AbrahamAuthor
Year2007 (January)Volume129
Issue2
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceMargulies, David, Felder, Clifford E., Melman, Galina, Shanzer, Abraham (2007) A Molecular Keypad Lock:  A Photochemical Device Capable of Authorizing Password Entries. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 129 (2) 347-354 doi:10.1021/ja065317z
Plain TextMargulies, David, Felder, Clifford E., Melman, Galina, Shanzer, Abraham (2007) A Molecular Keypad Lock:  A Photochemical Device Capable of Authorizing Password Entries. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 129 (2) 347-354 doi:10.1021/ja065317z
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