2011
DOI: 10.1007/s10891-011-0496-6
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Nonstationary method of measuring flow curves of low-viscosity settling suspensions

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“…In combustion, one can get a high ratio (0.26-8.8), while in carbon vapor condensation the ratio is usually low (0.02-0.18) (e.g., Mansurov 2011). In addition, vapor carbon condensation experiments under H-poor conditions indicate that C 60 fullerenes are more than 50% of total large carbon clusters (Kroto et al 1985).…”
Section: Formation Of Fullerenesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In combustion, one can get a high ratio (0.26-8.8), while in carbon vapor condensation the ratio is usually low (0.02-0.18) (e.g., Mansurov 2011). In addition, vapor carbon condensation experiments under H-poor conditions indicate that C 60 fullerenes are more than 50% of total large carbon clusters (Kroto et al 1985).…”
Section: Formation Of Fullerenesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Laboratory studies show that the C 70 /C 60 ratio can tell us whether the formation of fullerenes is "bottom-up" or "top-down", meaning growth from smaller to larger, or decay from larger to smaller units, respectively (e.g., Mansurov 2011). In combustion, one can get a high ratio (0.26−8.8), while in carbon vapor condensation the ratio is usually low (0.02−0.18) (e.g., Mansurov 2011). In addition, vapor carbon condensation experiments under H-poor conditions indicate that C 60 fullerenes are more than 50% of total large carbon clusters (Kroto et al 1985).…”
Section: Formation Of Fullerenesmentioning
confidence: 99%