The nano-forms of carbon

Juan Luis Delgado; Ma Ángeles Herranz; Nazario Martín

doi:10.1039/B717218D

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The nano-forms of carbon

Juan Luis Delgado , M^a Ángeles Herranz and Nazario Martín

J. Mater. Chem., 2008, 18, 1417-1426

DOI: 10.1039/B717218D
Received 07 Nov 2007, Accepted 21 Dec 2007
First published on the web 07 Feb 2008
This article is part of the collection: Carbon nanostructures

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Since the discovery of C₆₀ fullerene, carbon-based nanostructures have become one of the hottest research topics in science. During the past decade research efforts have mainly been devoted to the investigation of C₆₀ and carbon nanotubes, although the ability of carbon to exist in different allotropic forms has provided a variety of nanoscale size shapes with fascinating properties. In this article we highlight some of the most representative examples that document the scientific progress accomplished in this field which, surprisingly, started with a serendipitous discovery.

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