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A piston-rotaxane with two potential stripes: force transitions and yield stresses

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Sevick, Edith M
Williams, David

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Molecular Diversity Preservation International

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We examine a rod piston-rotaxane system, where the positions of several mobile rings on the axle are controlled by an external force acting on one of the rings. This allows us to access the translational entropy of the rings. For a simple rotaxane molecul

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Molecules: a journal of synthetic organic and natural products

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