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I have a question regarding fullerenes and giant covalent structures.
One of my chemistry books said that fullerenes are a giant covalent structures and another said they are not. Which is correct.
Also, why is buckminsterfullerene written as C60 and not just the empirical form of C
One of my chemistry books said that fullerenes are a giant covalent structures and another said they are not. Which is correct.
Also, why is buckminsterfullerene written as C60 and not just the empirical form of C
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They are because they are giant structures and are formed with non-metals, e.g buckminsterfullerene with carbon. C60 in order to differentiate from other forms of carbob.
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