The first giant fullerene C240

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The first giant fullerene C240 with Ken McKay Nature 1988

C540 made by Ken McKay

Essentially Flat Graphene

HRTEM

Electron Microscope Image

Daniel Ugarte

Simulations of electron microscope images of nested giant fullerenes 6- and 10-fold symmetry orientations with Ken McKay and David Wales 1988

Mordkovich, Endo et al

with Ken McKay Nature 331, 328 (1988) The Giant Fullerenes C60 C240 C540 C960 with Ken McKay Nature 331, 328 (1988) Sussex NNC

Sussex NNC

Sussex NNC

Transmission Electron Microscopy TEM Only wall atoms interfere with the beam Iijima 1980 image

Sussex NNC C960 Ken McKay

Transmission Electron Microscopy TEM Only wall atoms interfere with the beam Iijima 1980 image

Transmission Electron Microscopy TEM Only wall atoms interfere with the beam Iijima 1980 image

Sussex NNC

Sussex NNC

Sussex NNC

Sussex NNC

Mordkovich, Endo and co-workers