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How are Fullerenes Utilized in Catalysis?
Fullerenes, spherical molecules composed of carbon atoms, provide unique advantages in catalysis:
Symmetrical Structure
: Offers uniform active sites.
Electrochemical Performance
: Suitable for applications in
photocatalysis
and
redox reactions
.
Their ability to form stable complexes with metals and other compounds further enhances their catalytic capabilities.
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