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Mechanosynthesis is the act of assembling atomically precise components to larger atomially precise structures utilisizing tooltip chemistry. In other words using robotic (stereotactic) means to do machine phase chemistry.

Mechanosynthesis applies to technology level III and technology level II.
In technology level I a more appropriate term would be AP-block assembly.

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	Mechanosynthesis applies to [[technology level III]] and [[technology level II]]. <br>		Mechanosynthesis applies to [[technology level III]] and [[technology level II]]. <br>
	In [[technology level I]] an appropriate term would be '''[[atomic precision\|AP]]-block assembly'''.		In [[technology level I]] a more appropriate term would be '''[[atomic precision\|AP]]-block assembly'''.