| The familiar fullerene soccerball molecule could one day kick-start solar power. |
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| The fullerene genotoxicity studies are insufficient to produce an adequate assessment of carcinogenicity. |
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| Earlier this year, Eva Oberdoerster, an environmental toxicologist with Southern Methodist University, found brain damage in fish exposed to the fullerene molecules. |
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| The native nonmetals diamond, fullerene, graphite, and sulfur are structurally distinct from the metals and semimetals. |
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| As you will learn on the next page, Hahn also inadvertently played a role in our story of the discovery of the fullerene. |
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| Several fullerene toxicity studies have been produced. |
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| But fullerene tubes are that strong, and they actually exist! |
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| Process for preparing polyfluorofullerene, in which process a fullerene solution in an apolar solvent is mixed with a polytetrafluoroethylene dispersion and the reaction mixture is irradiated with fluorescent light. |
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| Specific characteristics of fullerene and its derivatives have enabled it to be widely used in medical applications. |
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| The primer is a two-part solvent-based primer containing fullerene carbon nanotechnology. |
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| Spiral-shaped polymer chains can form stable complexes with guest compounds such as fullerene, and can be useful as release agents. |
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| Each end can be opened or closed by a fullerene half-molecule. |
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| Dendrimeric fullerene derivatives, in which the fullerene is linked to at least one dendron, characterized in that the or each dendron has at least one protic group which imparts water solubility. |
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| The polymorphs of carbon graphite, fullerene, and diamond display dissimilar structures, resulting in their differences in hardness and specific gravity. |
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| With fullerenes now available in workable amounts, research on these species expanded to a remarkable degree, and the field of fullerene chemistry was born. |
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| Over the past seven years, during which he has collaborated with Sir Harry Kroto, Nobel Prize Winner for Chemistry in 1996, Dr Terrones has made a significant contribution to fullerene science and nanotechnology. |
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| Resembling the shape of a football, Fullerene contains 60 carbon molecules in hexagons and pentagons. |
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