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buckminsterfullerene (or of
fullerenes in general) are
commonly nicknamed buckyballs.
Buckminsterfullerene is the most
common naturally occurring fullerene...
- Look up
buckyball or
buckminsterfullerene in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
buckyball or
buckminsterfullerene is a
molecule resembling a
soccer ball...
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company Maxfield & Oberton,
maker of
Buckyballs,
decided to
repackage sphere magnets and sell them as toys.
Buckyballs launched at New York International...
- Fuller. The
closed fullerenes,
especially C60, are also
informally called buckyballs for
their resemblance to the
standard ball of ****ociation
football ("soccer")...
- A
football or
soccer ball is the ball used in the
sport of ****ociation football. The ball's
spherical shape, as well as its size, weight, m****, and material...
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dates to antiquity, the
Klein quartic to
Klein in the 1870s, and the
buckyball surface to
Pablo Martin and
David Singerman in 2008. Algebro-geometrically...
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double slit
experiment has been
performed with
molecules as
large as
buckyballs and
functionalized oligoporphyrins with up to 2000 atoms.
Molecules with...
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Google logo was
changed to an
interactive Buckyball to
celebrate the 25th
anniversary of its discovery. The
Buckyball, also
known as the Buckminsterfullerene...
- slits) was
successfully performed with
buckyball molecules (each of
which comprises 60
carbon atoms). A
buckyball is
large enough (diameter
about 0.7 nm...
- molecule,
arranged in a
truncated icosahedron. This ball is
known as a
buckyball, and
looks like a
soccer ball. The
atomic number of
neodymium is 60, and...
