Citrate appears to control buckyball clumping but environmental concerns remain

Fullerenes, also fondly known as buckyballs, are showing an ugly side. Since being discovered in 1985, the hollow carbon atoms have been adapted for nanotechnology and biomedical applications ranging from electronics to carriers of imaging materials.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news126874283.html">Citrate appears to control buckyball clumping but environmental concerns remain</a></p> <p>Fullerenes, also fondly known as buckyballs, are showing an ugly side. Since being discovered in 1985, the hollow carbon atoms have been adapted for nanotechnology and biomedical applications ranging from electronics to carriers of imaging materials.</p>