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Rational Approaches toward the Design and Synthesis of Carbon Nanothreads

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By Morgan Murphy, Amal Mohamed, John Badding, Elizabeth Elacqua
| ACS Publications
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Rational Approaches toward the Design and Synthesis of Carbon Nanothreads

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By Morgan Murphy, Amal Mohamed, John Badding, Elizabeth Elacqua
| dx.doi.org
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Three-dimensional topological magnetic monopoles and their interactions in a ferromagnetic meta-lattice - Nature Nanotechnology

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By Chen-Ting Liao, Thomas Ostler, Karen C. Bustillo, David Shapiro, Sadegh Yazdi, Thomas E. Mallouk, Henry C. Kapteyn, Vincent H. Crespi, John Badding, Yaroslav Tserkovnyak, Ezio Iacocca, Hendrik Ohldag
| Nature Verified
Abstract Topological magnetic monopoles (TMMs), also known as hedgehogs or Bloch points, are three-dimensional (3D) non-local spin textures that are robust to thermal and quantum fluctuations due to the topology protection1,2,3,4.
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By Xiang Li, Tao Wang, Pu Duan, Maria Baldini, Bo Chen, Vincent H. Crespi, Klaus Schmidt-Rohr, Roald Hoffmann, Malcolm Guthrie, Xin Zhang, John Badding, Haw-Tyng Huang, Stephen J. Juhl, Daniel Koeplinger, Nasim Alem
| American Chemical Society
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By Xiang Li, Tao Wang, Bo Chen, Roald Hoffmann, Jamie J. Molaison, Stanislav V. Sinogeikin, John Badding, Maria Baldini, En-shi Xu, Brian Vermilyea, Vincent H. Crespi, Christopher A. Tulk, Malcolm Guthrie
| American Chemical Society
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Linearly Polymerized Benzene Arrays As Intermediates, Tracing Pathways to Carbon Nanothreads

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By Roald Hoffmann, Bo Chen, N. W. Ashcroft, John Badding, Enshi Xu
| Analytical Chemistry Verified
How might fully saturated benzene polymers of composition [(CH) ] form under high pressure? In the first approach to answering this question, we examine the stepwise increase in saturation of a one-dimensional stack of benzene molecules by enumerating the partially saturated polymer intermediates, subject to constraints of unit cell size and energy.
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