Buckminsterfullerene"! Buckminsterfullerene: also known as C60, is a type of molecule composed of 60 carbon atoms arranged in a spherical structure.It's named after Buckminster Fuller, an architect known for his geodesic dome designs, which the molecule's structure resembles. C60 has unique properties and potential applications in: 1.Nanotechnology: Due to its small size and structure. 2.Materials science: For its strength and conductivity. 3.Medicine*: Researching potential uses in drug delivery and more. Is there something specific you'd like to know about Buckminsterfullerene? ==================================== ■I Can't forget my physics teacher pronounc that long words"
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123 days agoBuckminsterfullerene"! Buckminsterfullerene: also known as C60, is a type of molecule composed of 60 carbon atoms arranged in a spherical structure.It's named after Buckminster Fuller, an architect known for his geodesic dome designs, which the molecule's structure resembles. C60 has unique properties and potential applications in: 1.Nanotechnology: Due to its small size and structure. 2.Materials science: For its strength and conductivity. 3.Medicine*: Researching potential uses in drug delivery and more. Is there something specific you'd like to know about Buckminsterfullerene? ==================================== ■I Can't forget my physics teacher pronounc that long words"