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obvious. It C60 doesn't have a melting point at standard pressure it might have a sublimation point (it might not have an observable sublimation point if too rapid decomposition happens at too low a temperature), then that is, by definition, the temperature at which the vapor pressure of C60 reaches 1 atmosphere. The 600 K probably were a reference to the temperature at which sublimation of C60 in some laboratory setting becomes observable. This is obviously not some special temperature because it depends on the equipment of the laboratory. Vapor pressure is far below 1 atmosphere at that point. I searched for a citation-worthy reference and provided values for the vapor pressure at 2 temperatures.
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In the introduction, it said each carbon atom made 2 sigma bonds but I think it actually made 3. Also, the caption under the picture with the magnetic balls says it's demonstrating the carbon atoms. Actually, it's the same number of magnetic balls but they're not in the same arrangement as the carbon
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I removed "sublimates at ~ 600 K" from the melting point field because it's really misplaced. This is neither a melting point nor a sublimation point. If C60 has a melting point at standard pressure (and standard pressure is always implied if you don't say otherwise), then it's higher, I think that's
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that was not a redirect described the structure as a soccer ball. I believe that "soccer ball" is unambiguous in many varieties of English. All soccer balls are footballs, but not all footballs are soccer balls. Before turning this into a candidate for one of the lamest edit wars ever, I'd like to
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At the bottom of the history section, under 'Emerging Developments', I find citations 26 and 27 in particular highly dubious. While claiming a combination of buckminsterfullerene and olive oil increased rat lifespans, it also links to a site selling $ 45 bottles of the self-same oil. This is
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The "Preparation" section says "It was first generated in 1984 by Eric Rohlfing, Donald Cox and Andrew Kaldor using a laser to vaporize carbon in a supersonic helium beam. In 1985 their work was repeated by Harold Kroto, James R. Heath, Sean O'Brien, Robert Curl, and Richard Smalley at Rice
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out of Rice University on C-20's ability to aid in carbon capture. I'm not sure how relevant that is or if the source is good enough because chemistry is really not my field. It sounds promising, though, so can someone more knowledgable check it out and add it if it deserves adding?
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discusses the growth of Buckminsterfullerene and gives some related measurements. I've uploaded one of the figures to Commons in case it is useful for this or a related article, but I'll leave that decision to the article's contributors.
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Bommel, S.; Kleppmann, N.; Weber, C.; Spranger, H.; Schäfer, P.; Novak, J.; Roth, S.V.; Schreiber, F.; Klapp, S.H.L.; Kowarik, S. (5 November 2014). "Unravelling the multilayer growth of the fullerene C60 in real time".
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http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=PP_ARTICLEMAIN&node_id=924&content_id=CNBP_025863&use_sec=true&sec_url_var=region1&__uuid=9eeaf30e-43eb-4ccd-b4f1-f598dfde775a
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Homeopathy is not an issue here (many valid chemicals have been abused in this sense). The question is whether there is an independent confirmation of the hydrated complex, not by Andrievsky or his collaborators.
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I don't know how much information is available, but if there is any, I think it would be a useful addition. Surely there must be at least some basic information on acute toxicity; someone must have studied that.
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There are a cpouple of indipendent papers (10.1016/j.carbon.2003.12.053 and 10.1021/es048099n) As well as a section in a review paper (10.1021/cr3005026). It also has a CAS no of 209343-51-1 (for C
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I think the picture of buckmisterfullerene in benzene should be removed because it's completely useless. It looks no different than colored water in a beaker, and adds no value to this page
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is the subject of 37492 publications, 15705 have been published in the past 10 years. It looks to be about 3-5 reports per day (a measly 900 papers appeared in 2019). We are firmly into
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page, although the fact the chemical formula of Buckminmsterfullerene is so complex does form part of the reason the problem occurs on this page. Even with Javascript enabled, if the
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History section needs cleanup. Paragraphs 3+4 are rewording (longer) version of first paragraph. Paragraph three (discovered 1985) contradicts first paragraph (generated in 1984).
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which suggests that buckministerfullerene is no longer the largest particle to exhibit wave-particle duality. I'd want a better source though before I go changing the article.
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tantamount to advertising and doesn't really belong on wikipedia, even if it is true. Needless to say, I doubt the veracity of the citation in its entirety.
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An anonymous editor or editors from various Swedish IP's have been edit-warring over how to describe the molecular structure for two or three days now. The
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University, who recognized the structure of C60 as buckminsterfullerine". But the "History" section does not mention that 1984 result. Is that correct? --
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The hydrated fullerene section was recently removed by an IP editor as a scam and then restored. There is certainly an alleged scam going on, see
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page where the chemical formula is sufficiently complex, the same problem rears its head: The table/template becomes unmanageably wide.
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for instance), some going as far as accussing him of a scam. Against that, there are papers, perhaps with less spectacular claims,
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The structure including C-C distance, pyramidalization, C-C-C angles, and packing, pretty basic stuff, is missing. --
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atoms in a buckyball. The one made of magnets has triangular and square faces but not hexagonal faces.
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There has been a lot of criticism of Moussa's paper and methods on the internet (see
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Can you share your source/authority for this format & capitalization?
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Hopefully, this paper trail will inspire somebody to do better digging.
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It is written as one unhyphenated word, buckminsterfullerene. --
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http://extremelongevity.net/wp-content/uploads/C60-Fullerene.pdf
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37492 publications, reports, patents and counting (11/2019)
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for additional information. I made the following changes:
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There's this forum discussion on C60's effects on humans:
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Is it Buckminster-fullerene or Buckminsterfullerene?
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How is buckminsterfullerene manufactured/created? ~~
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