This is similar to the properties of Microhydrin. A "cage" holds H- . It's
off subject, but I've used MH for quite some time and must say it's quite an
amazing substance.
From: Marshall Dudley <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>New Scientist article in No:2136.
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2001 12:48:30 -0500
Buckminister Fullerene was the inventor of the geodesic dome. The same
design
is found on a soccer ball. It is made up of hexagons and pentagons in an
interlocking pattern forming a sphere. There are normally either 60 or 70
vertexes in the pattern.
If you take carbon atoms and place one at each vertex then you will have a
carbon "ball" with 60 or 70 atoms in it. It is extremely stable, and has
some
unusual properties. It was initially theorized they would make a good
lubricant, but it does not. But being hollow, atoms or small molecules can
be
inserted inside of them, which leads to some interesting chemistry and
physics.
The theory of and discovery of buckyballs is the main example I use when
talking about how thought creates reality. It is an excellent example.
See http://www.mindspring.com/~kimall/Fuller/
Marshall
Jan Carew wrote:
> Re:CS>(fwd) [Mr_Tracys_Corner] Bizarre chemical discovery gives
homeopathic
> ...
>
> Well done, Chuck! - ie putting that New Scientist article onto the list
so
> promptly and thereby keeping the list informed of the very latest.
>
> We get the magazine sent out and had just read it - delighted the "real
"
> scientists are at last realising there's "something in it"!
>
> I've never come across 'fullerenes' and 'buckyballs' - can any of you
> chemists out there explain the terms?
>
> Jan
>
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