The Most Stable Isomers of Giant Fullerenes C 102  and C 104  Captured as Chlorides, C 102 (603)Cl 18/20  and C 104 (234)Cl 16/18/20/22 | Zendy

Yang Shangfeng | Zendy; Wang Song | Zendy; Troyanov Sergey I. | Zendy

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The Most Stable Isomers of Giant Fullerenes C 102 and C 104 Captured as Chlorides, C 102 (603)Cl 18/20 and C 104 (234)Cl 16/18/20/22

Author(s) -

Yang Shangfeng,

Wang Song,

Troyanov Sergey I.

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

chemistry – a european journal

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.687

H-Index - 242

eISSN - 1521-3765

pISSN - 0947-6539

DOI - 10.1002/chem.201402028

Subject(s) - fullerene , chemistry , soot , organic chemistry , combustion

The chlorination of HPLC fractions with pristine giant fullerenes, C 102 and C 104 , followed by X‐ray crystallographic study of chlorides, C 102 (603)Cl 18/20 and C 104 (234)Cl 16–22 , confirmed the presence of the most stable IPR (IPR=Isolated Pentagon Rule) isomers, C 102 (603) and C 104 (234), in the fullerene soot. The discussion concerns the chlorination patterns of polychlorides and relative stability of pristine isomers of C 102 and C 104 fullerenes.

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