Curated map of Zoo entries in the Molecular family.
Entries
| Entry | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| molecular-qubit | qubit | demonstrated |
Composition
- qubit: 1
Conceptual anchors
- coherence-time-hierarchy is the right comparison frame here, because molecular platforms compete less on raw gate speed and more on how chemical design reshapes dephasing channels and extends usable spin coherence.
- spin-orbit-coupling-for-qubit-control captures one of the central molecular design tensions: stronger ligand-field and spin-orbit structure can unlock richer control, but usually at the price of opening additional relaxation and dephasing pathways.
- divincenzo-criteria explains why this family remains strategically interesting but still immature, because synthetic tunability is strong while scalable entangling gates and qubit-specific readout remain the limiting criteria.
Family structure
molecular-qubitis currently the umbrella note for the whole family and should stay synthesis-heavy until the vault has enough material to justify splitting control, readout, or hybrid-interface subnotes.- Relative to solid-state spin platforms, the distinguishing feature is chemistry as Hamiltonian design rather than lithographic patterning or wafer-scale process control.
- The strongest graph connection today is outward, not inward: this family should bridge into evergreen notes about coherence engineering, spin-orbit tradeoffs, and hardware-selection criteria rather than pretending there is already a dense molecular subgraph.
Editorial note
Treat this MOC as a deliberate placeholder for a promising but still sparse family. Favor clear comparison logic over premature subdivision.