Unilamellar composite vesicles and Y-junctions from pristine fullerene C60

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Unilamellar composite vesicles and Y-junctions from pristine fullerene C60

Abstract: We report here the first structurally defined aqueous phase nanovesicles and Y-junctions from a pristine C(60) dispersion at a strictly defined [C(60)]/[TX-100] concentration ratio, bearing a temporal dependence.

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