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10. Fullerene

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The molecule buckminsterfullerene is beautiful physically and intellectually. Its qualities and even some of its properties can be appreciated instantly and intuitively by nonscientists. Its uniqueness is bound to lead to novel applications. Superconductivity is the leading consider at the moment. The commercial potential of buckminsterfullerene has heightened the excitement and controversy in recent years, while the exact nature of the discovery process in 1985 has been the subject of a heated feud between the British and American scientists involved [1].

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Fullerene

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Carbon

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