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Fullerenes

/ˈfʊləriːnz/noun
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Fullerenes are a family of carbon molecules arranged in closed, cage-like structures, such as hollow spheres or tubes, first identified in the 1980s as a third stable form of carbon alongside diamond and graphite. These molecules are prized in modern science for their extraordinary stability and versatility, enabling applications in everything from drug delivery systems to advanced solar cells.

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