Definition of buckminsterfullerene in English:

buckminsterfullerene

noun ˌbʌkmɪnstəˈfʊləriːnˌbəkminstərˈfo͝oləˌrēn

mass nounChemistry

A form of carbon having molecules of 60 atoms arranged in a polyhedron resembling a geodesic sphere.
〔化〕巴克敏斯特富勒烯。参见FULLERENE
See also fullerene
Example sentencesExamples
- When 12 of buckminsterfullerene's 60 carbons are replaced by nitrogens, it can link up with other ‘buckyballs ‘to form a strong and springy material.’
- The most famous is buckminsterfullerene, discovered in 1985, which is made up of 60 carbon atoms arranged in 12 pentagonal rings and 20 hexagonal rings.
- The first fullerene, a sixty-atom cage called buckminsterfullerene, was discovered in 1985.
- The Nobel prize was awarded in 1996 to their discoverers, who had formally named the molecule buckminsterfullerene for its resemblance to the geodesic domes of architect R. Buckminster Fuller.
- This is how I think about the fact that buckminsterfullerene, C 60, reached macroscopic stability - in the special reaction conditions of a carbon arc in a helium atmosphere.

Origin

1980s: named after Richard Buckminster Fuller (see Fuller, R. Buckminster).

Definition of buckminsterfullerene in US English:

buckminsterfullerene

nounˌbəkminstərˈfo͝oləˌrēn

Chemistry

A form of carbon having molecules of 60 atoms arranged in a polyhedron resembling a geodesic sphere.
〔化〕巴克敏斯特富勒烯。参见FULLERENE
See also fullerene
Example sentencesExamples
- The Nobel prize was awarded in 1996 to their discoverers, who had formally named the molecule buckminsterfullerene for its resemblance to the geodesic domes of architect R. Buckminster Fuller.
- The most famous is buckminsterfullerene, discovered in 1985, which is made up of 60 carbon atoms arranged in 12 pentagonal rings and 20 hexagonal rings.
- This is how I think about the fact that buckminsterfullerene, C 60, reached macroscopic stability - in the special reaction conditions of a carbon arc in a helium atmosphere.
- When 12 of buckminsterfullerene's 60 carbons are replaced by nitrogens, it can link up with other ‘buckyballs ‘to form a strong and springy material.’
- The first fullerene, a sixty-atom cage called buckminsterfullerene, was discovered in 1985.

Origin

1980s: named after Richard Buckminster Fuller (see Fuller, R. Buckminster).

词汇	buckminsterfullerene
释义	Definition of buckminsterfullerene in English: buckminsterfullerene noun ˌbʌkmɪnstəˈfʊləriːnˌbəkminstərˈfo͝oləˌrēn mass nounChemistry A form of carbon having molecules of 60 atoms arranged in a polyhedron resembling a geodesic sphere. 〔化〕巴克敏斯特富勒烯。参见FULLERENE See also fullerene Example sentencesExamples When 12 of buckminsterfullerene's 60 carbons are replaced by nitrogens, it can link up with other ‘buckyballs ‘to form a strong and springy material.’ The most famous is buckminsterfullerene, discovered in 1985, which is made up of 60 carbon atoms arranged in 12 pentagonal rings and 20 hexagonal rings. The first fullerene, a sixty-atom cage called buckminsterfullerene, was discovered in 1985. The Nobel prize was awarded in 1996 to their discoverers, who had formally named the molecule buckminsterfullerene for its resemblance to the geodesic domes of architect R. Buckminster Fuller. This is how I think about the fact that buckminsterfullerene, C 60, reached macroscopic stability - in the special reaction conditions of a carbon arc in a helium atmosphere. Origin 1980s: named after Richard Buckminster Fuller (see Fuller, R. Buckminster). Definition of buckminsterfullerene in US English: buckminsterfullerene nounˌbəkminstərˈfo͝oləˌrēn Chemistry A form of carbon having molecules of 60 atoms arranged in a polyhedron resembling a geodesic sphere. 〔化〕巴克敏斯特富勒烯。参见FULLERENE See also fullerene Example sentencesExamples The Nobel prize was awarded in 1996 to their discoverers, who had formally named the molecule buckminsterfullerene for its resemblance to the geodesic domes of architect R. Buckminster Fuller. The most famous is buckminsterfullerene, discovered in 1985, which is made up of 60 carbon atoms arranged in 12 pentagonal rings and 20 hexagonal rings. This is how I think about the fact that buckminsterfullerene, C 60, reached macroscopic stability - in the special reaction conditions of a carbon arc in a helium atmosphere. When 12 of buckminsterfullerene's 60 carbons are replaced by nitrogens, it can link up with other ‘buckyballs ‘to form a strong and springy material.’ The first fullerene, a sixty-atom cage called buckminsterfullerene, was discovered in 1985. Origin 1980s: named after Richard Buckminster Fuller (see Fuller, R. Buckminster).
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