That B&W structure is an actual image of a molecule and its atomic bonds. The first of its kind, in fact, and a breakthrough for the crazy IBM scientists in Zurich who spent 20 straight hours staring at the "specimen"—which in this case was a 1.4 nanometer-long pentacene molecule comprised of 22 carbon atoms and 14 hydrogen atoms.
You can actually make out each of those atoms and their bonds, and it's thanks to this: An atomic force microscope.
Tot articolul: http://gizmodo.com/5346964/ibm-takes-first-3d-image-of-atomic-bonds
In cateva luni ma astept sa vad copiute scrise cu molecule
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