| 释义 |
fullerene, n. Chem.|ˈfʊləriːn|
[f. *buckminsterfullerene n.]
Any of several forms of carbon consisting of atoms joined together as a hollow structure, as in buckminsterfullerene.
1987H. W. Kroto in Nature 8 Oct. 529/2 It is convenient to retain this name for C60 and use the name fullerene generically for the class of all closed carbon cages. 1990New Scientist 13 Oct. 18/3 The chemists' work on C70 provides important evidence that there exists a whole sequence of closed-cage structures—the ‘fullerenes’. 1991Ibid. 6 July 25/1 Fullerene chemistry has taken another step forward with the discovery by chemists..that they can add fluorine atoms to buckminsterfullerene. 1993Nature 11 Nov. 123/2 Mass spectra of material sublimed from the recovered soot showed normal fullerenes. |