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Anisotropic Contributions in the Chromatographic Elution Behavior of Fullerenes and Fullertubes

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By Emmanuel Bourret, Steven Stevenson, Michel Coté, Sublett Jr.
| ACS Publications
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Since the discovery of C60 in the mid-1980s, (1) fullerenes have been confined to molecules of less than 100 atoms. Larger fullerenes were quickly theorized, (2) but low yields, a wide variety of isomers, and the difficulty in isolating a specific isomer stunted the discovery of larger molecules.
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Fullertubes: A 30-Year Story of Prediction, Experimental Validation, and Applications for a Long-Missing Family of Soluble Carbon Molecules

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By Steven Stevenson, Harry C. Dorn, Sublett Jr., D. Mathew
| ACS Publications
Key References Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Koenig, R. M.; Tian, H.-R.; Seeler, T. L.; Tepper, K. R.; Franklin, H. M.; Chen, Z.-C.; Xie, S.-Y.; Stevenson, S. Fullertubes: Cylindrical Carbon with Half-Fullerene End-Caps and Tubular Graphene Belts, Their Chemical Enrichment, Crystallography of Pristine C90-D5h(1) and C100-D5d(1) Fullertubes, and Isolation of C108, C120, C132, and C156 Cages of Unknown Structures. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2020, 142, 15614–15623.
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