Zihui Liu, Junhua Zhou, Tianrui Chen, Michael Penny, Sara Mosca, Mengyuan Cui, Vandana Tiwari, R. J. Dwayne Miller, Fulu Zheng, Ajay Jha, Hong-Guang Duan
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Specific molecular wiggles act like tiny levers, pushing and pulling energy levels together to create a 'spin-flip highway' that lets molecules change their spin super fast, even when the usual spin-changing force is weak.
Scientists used super-fast light flashes to watch molecules wiggle and change their spin, then used computers to understand the wiggles.
They found that specific wiggles in the molecule create a special 'meeting point' where the spin can flip incredibly fast, like a shortcut.