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Honeycomb Network Comprised of Anthraquinone Molecules

Anthraquinone molecules form chains of molecules that weave themselves into a sheet of hexagons on a polished copper surface.

Gray arrow  For more information, see the related news release, Molecules Spontaneously Form Honeycomb Network Featuring Pores of Unprecedented Size.

Honeycomb Network Comprised of Anthraquinone Molecules

Image credit: Ludwig Bartels's research group, UCR

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