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Carbon nanomaterials: fullerene to graphene

Yadav et al., 2022

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2363685070298746040
Author
Yadav T
Awasthi K
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Transactions of the Indian National Academy of Engineering

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Carbon is an essential component of life on Earth, and it comes in a variety of allotropic forms, each with its chemical and physical properties. Carbon-based nanomaterials are advanced materials that have attracted tremendous interest because of their unique …
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