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There is:
There is:
* [[Thermally driven assembly]] (aka "brownian self assembly")
* [[Thermally driven assembly]] (aka "brownian self assembly")
* [[Non-thermal selfassembly]] driven by longer range attraction forces. <br>E.g. like how magnets can do self assembly at the macroscale
* [[Self assembly without thermal motion]] instead driven by longer range attraction forces. <br>E.g. like how magnets at the macroscale layed out in a row can do completely predictable self assembly with just one controlled nudge.


Self-assembly can be mixed with in various ways with positional assembly. Including:
Self-assembly can be mixed with in various ways with positional assembly. Including:

Revision as of 09:54, 29 March 2021

Important (and maybe non-obvious) fact:
Not all kinds of self assembly need diffusion driven by thermal motion to work.

There is:

Self-assembly can be mixed with in various ways with positional assembly. Including:

Different kinds of self assembly in the foldamer printer concept

The foldamer printer concept where:

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