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September 29th, 2006
Improbable 'Buckyegg' Hatched
Abstract:
An egg-shaped fullerene, or "buckyball egg" has been made and characterized by chemists at UC Davis, Virginia Tech and Emory and Henry College, Va. The unexpected discovery opens new possibilities for structures for fullerenes, which could have a wide range of uses.
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UC Davis
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