Diamondoid crystolecular machine element - Revision history

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			* [[Gemstone-like molecular element]]
	* '''[[Terminology for parts]]'''		* '''[[Terminology for parts]]'''
	* '''[[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]]'''		* '''[[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]]'''

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Gemstone-like molecular element

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	[[File:Assemblies-gears-srg-iii.gif \|300px\|thumb\|right\|Differential gear (cut open). Author: Mark Sims – '''Beware of the [[stroboscopic illusion in crystolecule animations]].''']]		[[File:Assemblies-gears-srg-iii.gif \|300px\|thumb\|right\|Differential gear (cut open). Author: Mark Sims – '''Beware of the [[stroboscopic illusion in crystolecule animations]].''']]
	[[File:Strained-shell-sleeve-bearing.gif\|300px\|thumb\|right\|A simulation of a superlubricatinvg strained shell sleeve bearing. Author Eric K. Drexler – More examples here: [[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]].]]		[[File:Strained-shell-sleeve-bearing.gif\|300px\|thumb\|right\|A simulation of a superlubricatinvg strained shell sleeve bearing. Author Eric K. Drexler – More examples here: [[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]].]]

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	* '''[[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]]'''		* '''[[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]]'''
	* [[Crystolecule]]		* [[Crystolecule]]

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	* [[Mechanical circuit element]]		* [[Mechanical circuit element]]
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			* An overview over [[terminology for parts]]

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			[[File:Strained-shell-sleeve-bearing.gif\|300px\|thumb\|right\|A simulation of a superlubricatinvg strained shell sleeve bearing. Author Eric K. Drexler – More examples here: [[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]].]]
	A diamondoid crystolecular machine element (DCME) ...		A diamondoid crystolecular machine element (DCME) ...
	* ... is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity\|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.		* ... is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity\|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.
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	* diamondoid molecular machine element (DMME)		* diamondoid molecular machine element (DMME)
	* crystolecular machine element (CME) – this is more general than just [[diamondoid]] in the narrower sense of diamond like structure		* crystolecular machine element (CME) – this is more general than just [[diamondoid]] in the narrower sense of diamond like structure
			* crystoleculic machine element (CME)
			* crystoleculline machine element (CME)

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	A diamondoid crystolecular machine element (DCME)		A diamondoid crystolecular machine element (DCME) ...
	* is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity\|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.		* ... is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity\|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.
	* is smaller than a [[microcomponent]]		* ... is smaller than a [[microcomponent]]
	* may feature an extensive amount of structural framework that was irreversibly assembled by [[seamless covalent welding]]. (This is unlike typical [[microcomponents]] which should typically be designed for high reversible recomposability for [[recycling]]).		* ... may (or may not) feature an extensive amount of structural framework that was irreversibly assembled by [[seamless covalent welding]]. <br>(This is unlike typical [[microcomponents]] which should typically be designed for high reversible recomposability for [[recycling]]).

	'''Alternate names:'''		'''Alternate names:'''

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	A diamondoid ~~molecular~~ machine element (~~DMME~~)		A diamondoid crystolecular machine element (DCME)
	* is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity\|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.		* is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity\|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.
	* is smaller than a [[microcomponent]]		* is smaller than a [[microcomponent]]
	* may feature an extensive amount of structural framework that was irreversibly assembled by [[seamless covalent welding]]. (This is unlike typical [[microcomponents]] which should typically be designed for high reversible recomposability for [[recycling]]).		* may feature an extensive amount of structural framework that was irreversibly assembled by [[seamless covalent welding]]. (This is unlike typical [[microcomponents]] which should typically be designed for high reversible recomposability for [[recycling]]).

			'''Alternate names:'''
			* diamondoid molecular machine element (DMME)
			* crystolecular machine element (CME) – this is more general than just [[diamondoid]] in the narrower sense of diamond like structure

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Apm: Apm moved page Diamondoid molecular machine element to Diamondoid crystolecular machine element: matching built up nomenclature

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Apm moved page Diamondoid molecular machine element to Diamondoid crystolecular machine element: matching built up nomenclature

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{{site specific term}}
A diamondoid molecular machine element (DMME)
* is an assembly of several diamondoid [[crystolecules]] into a bigger assembly with (usually [[superlubricity|superlubricatingly]]) moving parts.
* is smaller than a [[microcomponent]]
* may feature an extensive amount of structural framework that was irreversibly assembled by [[seamless covalent welding]]. (This is unlike typical [[microcomponents]] which should typically be designed for high reversible recomposability for [[recycling]]).

== Related ==

* '''[[Examples of diamondoid molecular machine elements]]'''
* [[Crystolecule]]
* [[Microcomponent]]
* [[Component]]
* [[Mechanical circuit element]]