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Title: Experimental access to doped fullerene polymers.
Authors: Winter, J., Burger, B., Hulman, M., Kuzmany, H., Soldatov, A.
Source: Applied Physics A: Materials Science & Processing. 1997, Vol. 64 Issue 3, p257. 6p.
Subjects: Fullerene polymers, Raman effect, Carbon spectra
Abstract: We present Raman measurements performed to study the experimental access to doped fullerene polymers. The polymeric orthorhombic AC[sub 60] compound could be obtained by slow cooling the high temperature fcc phase and by quenching with subsequent annealing. The various phases after quenching and during annealing were studied in detail. No evidence for a direct doping of undoped C[sub 60] to the polymeric AC[sub 60] phase was found. Due to the local character of the doping process the formation of A[sub 3] C[sub 60] clusters is observed. The same results were obtained from doping experiments performed with undoped polymeric structures like phototransformed and pressure polymerized C[sub 60] . [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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