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Selectivity in tip-induced skeletal editing via heteroatom substitution
Skeletal editing enables precise structural modifications of molecules at late stages of a synthetic sequence, with applications in drug discovery and materials science. We recently demonstrated skeletal editing on the single-molecule scale. Voltage pulses applied by the tip of a scanning probe micr
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