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Fullerene Science and Technology Volume 4, 1996 - Issue 3
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Control of Fullerene Generation Through the Macroscopic Parameters of Carbon Plasma Arc

A. Huczko Department of Chemistry, Warsaw University, Warsaw, 02–093, Poland
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H. Lange Department of Chemistry, Warsaw University, Warsaw, 02–093, Poland
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P. Byszewski Institute of Vacuum Technology, Warsaw, 00–241, Poland; Institute of Physics PAN, Warsaw, 02–668, Poland
Pages 385-397 | Received 10 Oct 1995, Published online: 19 Aug 2006
 
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Abstract

The erosion of graphite electrodes in the dc electric arc has been studied in fullerene synthesis process for various arc current between 50 and 120 A. The rapid expansion of carbon vapour appears to be the main factor hampering the high efficiency formation of the fullerenes.

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