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Highly Efficient Technique to Produce Unique Fullerene Crystal
Written by AZoMDec 16 2020
Scientists at Yokohama National University and the University of Electro-Communications in Japan have created a highly efficient method to synthesize an exclusive fullerene crystal, known as fullerene finned-micropillar (FFMP).
(a) Photo of produced FFMP on quarts plate and (b to d) scanning electron microscope images of samples. Image Credit: Yokohama National University.
The new fullerene crystal could find crucial use for next-generation electronics. Fullerene is a desirable choice to create technologies, not just because of its small size but also because it exhibits semiconductor properties and is highly durable, which makes it an ideal candidate in devices like superconductive materials, field-effect transistors, chemical sensors, and solar cells.
New fullerene crystal production method 50 times faster than predecessor
Researchers from Yokohama National University and the University of Electro-Communications in Japan have developed a highly efficient technique for producing a unique fullerene crystal, called fullerene finned-micropillar (FFMP), that is of significant use for next-generation electronics.
Fullerene is a popular choice for developing technologies not only due to its small size, it is also very durable and contains semiconductor properties, making it a good candidate in devices such as field-effect transistors, solar cells, superconductive materials, and chemical sensors. The material is in use now, however, it is difficult to handle because fullerene is a nano-scaled and generally come in a powdery state. As a solution of this problem, one-dimensional fullerene crystals are produced and used.