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Royal Society of Chemistry
Molecular and Ion Flows Through Angstrom-Scale Channels: Faraday Discussion 266
Molecular and Ion Flows Through Angstrom-Scale Channels: Faraday Discussion 266
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- More about Molecular and Ion Flows Through Angstrom-Scale Channels: Faraday Discussion 266
The transit of molecules and ions through angstrom-scale channels are core to the fundamental mechanisms of cutting-edge technologies such as ionic/molecular separation, nanofiltration, desalination, neuromorphic ionic memory, DNA and protein translocation and supercapacitors. This Discussion seeks to understand and identify opportunities in the measurement, control and manipulation of nanoscale mass transport across a variety of advanced applications. In this volume, the topics covered are organised into the following themes:Structure and dynamics of molecules in angstrom-scale confinementStimuli responsive flows in angstrom-channelsMolecular and ion sieving with angstrom-channelsIontronics and emergent neuromorphic effects under angstrom-confinement
- Publication date: 13 October 2026
- Page count: 544
- Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
- Format: Hardback
- ISBN-13: 9781837073771
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