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    2013 REU Poster: Proposed Synthesis for Electron-Rich Nanohoops

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    2013-08
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    Pantelopulos, George
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    Abstract
    Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) are nano-scale tubes composed of fused benzene rings. The electronic and optical properties of CNTs are determined by chirality and diameter. CNTS are of great interest in developing a multitude of revolutionary technologies due to these properties. A general synthesis was developed which is used to create CPPs with diameters of 7-12 benzenes ([7]-[12] Cycloparaphenylene). It hinges upon the syn conformation of a masked benzene ring which has two rings off para positions with aryl substituents.
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    Poster presentation at REU Summer's End Research Symposium, 2013, by REU participant George Pantelopulos, Science Community College of Philadelphia - Ramesh Jasti group, Tom Sisto lab mentor
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