The UV absorption spectrum of C60 (buckminsterfullerene): A narrow band at 3860 Å
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- 1987-10-01
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- 88
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Keywords
Buckminsterfullerene, van der Waals force, Absorption band, Absorption (acoustics), Absorption spectroscopy
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