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Resembling an illuminated transparent soccer ball, the C60 is comprised of hexagonal pieces that attach to each other in a spherical or planar structure and 360 LED lights, C60 can be hung, mounted on a wall or displayed simply on a flat surface.
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They found high stability in C60, which suggested a molecular structure of great symmetry.
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Cami and his colleagues identified buckyball molecules, known as C60 because they are made of 60 carbon atoms each.
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Buckyballs, also called C60 or buckministerfullerenes, after architect Buckminister Fuller's geodesic domes, are made of 60 carbon atoms structured like a black-and-white soccer ball.
Image Gallery 2010
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My recommendations: Abu Garcia 5000C, 5600C; my Chevy 1964 C60 grain truck, it's been outside from the moment it was granted life and it's still kickin!
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Interactive Google doodle marks 25 years since discovery of buckminsterfullerene C60, or the buckyball
Jules Verne, French science fiction pioneer, marked with Google doodle 2011
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My recommendations: Abu Garcia 5000C, 5600C; my Chevy 1964 C60 grain truck, it's been outside from the moment it was granted life and it's still kickin!
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The Studiodsgn artist presented his futuristic C60 LED modular lighting unit at the Zona Tortona design event to critical acclaim.
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Because every time you turn a Bunsen burner to yellow, you make C60.
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It now looks - I mean, I've just been talking to Mike in California by email, and the estimates are that 1 percent of the carbon in the interstellar medium may be in the form of C60.
alexz commented on the word C60
a buckyball
July 17, 2015