Carbonaceous Materials with Exotic Morphologies

Carbonaceous Materials with Exotic Morphologies

by Eduardo Henrique Lago Falcão

254 pages· 2006· ISBN 9780542901409
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A preliminary investigation of the reactions between Cl6C 6, Cl6Cp and chloranil with sodium and potassium (and Li in the case of chloranil) was also carried out. Different morphologies result from the change in alkali metal, and the reaction becomes progressively more violent as the reagent is changed from Li to Na to K.

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