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Chain Fullerene C<SUB>60</SUB>=C=C<SUB>60</SUB>=C=C<SUB>60</SUB>: Possible Way to All-Carbon Polymers

Huan MengBaoyun SunTongxiang RenHui YuanGengmei XingShukuan WangZhenling ChenLi QuChengcheng ZhangFeng Zhao

Year: 2009 Journal:   Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Vol: 9 (2)Pages: 1210-1213   Publisher: American Scientific Publishers

Abstract

In this paper, we firstly report a simple but very useful process to extend fullerene chains from monomers via C-bridges: C60 --> C60 -- C -- C60 --> C60 -- C -- C60 -- C -- C60, similar to extending CH4 or CH2 = CH2 to synthesize longer alkyl or alkene chains and these-based materials. The self-assembled formation of C60 -- C -- C60 -- C -- C60 from C60 -- C -- C60 was found to be an isomer-selective process. The results offer a valuable access to C60-based new materials of diverse functionalities, and an implication to the large scale utilization of C60 in polymer science.

Keywords:
Fullerene Materials science Monomer Alkene Alkyl Nanotechnology Polymer Chemical engineering Organic chemistry Chemistry Catalysis Composite material

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Fullerene Chemistry and Applications
Physical Sciences →  Chemistry →  Organic Chemistry
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Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  Materials Chemistry
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Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  Polymers and Plastics
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