Form of carbon

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1990-09-10

2009-02-24

Tsang-Foster, Susy (Department: 1795)

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Carbon or compound thereof

Elemental carbon

C977S735000, C977S844000, C977S845000

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07494638

ABSTRACT:
C60and C70carbon atom compounds are prepared by evaporating graphite in an inert quenching gas. The vapor of carbon is collected and is selectively extracted with an organic non-polar solvent.

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