CBSE XI Science Chemistry Hydrocarbons
how many pentagons or hexagon structures are there in fullerene
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Gujarat Old X Physics An Introduction to Nanotechnology
Can you please say that why fullerene is required ?????
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ICSE VIII Chemistry Carbon and Its Compounds
Which gas is used for the experiment wherein graphite electrodes placed in a chamber, and electric spark is sent through to form a soot with a significant amount of 'Buckministerfullerene' (C60)?
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11th February 2018
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CBSE X Chemistry Carbon and Its Compounds
Explain how the fullerenes can be made good conductor of electricity
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CBSE X Chemistry Carbon and Its Compounds
Is fullerne a good conductor of electricity? Some people said that, "its structure resembles to that of the graphite thus it is good conductor of electricity." But, Some said that, "Fullerne do not have layered structure like graphit and that is why free electrons do not jump and move easily . Thus, Fullerene is a bad conductor of electricity/ insulator. " So I am confused which is correct. Please solve my doubt.
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6th February 2020
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ICSE VIII Chemistry Physical and Chemical Changes
How are fullerenes formed?
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27th February 2021
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CBSE X Chemistry
why is fullerineknown for buckmister fuller
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27th February 2023
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