Molecular motion of a nanoscopic moonlander via translations and rotations of triphenylphosphine on graphite

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RT @CommsChem: The contributions of molecular degrees of freedom to mass transport at surfaces are explored @tugraz @ILLGrenoble @SurreyChe…

RT @ILLGrenoble: Here #neutron spectroscopy reveals the nanoscopic #motion of PPh3 adsorbed on exfoliated graphite. Like a #MolecularMoto…

Have you always wanted to know how a Nanoscopic Moonlander moves on a surface? Well, now you can! A collaboration with @ToniTamtogl and @tugraz. Check it out on Comm Chem @CommsChem: https://t.co/khfmRgQDK5

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