Smalley. Richard

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SMALLEY, RICHARD E. (1943—). An American who won the Nobel prize for chemistry along with Robert. F. Curl, Jr. and Sir Harold W. Krolo in 1996, llie 100th anniversary of Alfred Nobel s death. The tno won for the discovery of the C o compound called buckmmsterfullerene. He graduated from the University of Michigan and earned a Ph.D. from Princeton University. 

Smalley, Richard E. Of Chemistry, Love and Nanobots. Scientific American 285 (September 2001) 16-11. Nobel Laureate Smalley describes some of the fundamental limitations in the possibilities for creating molecular assemblers or nanobots. ... 

Smalley, Richard Errett (1943- ) American chemist. In 1981 Smalley devised a procedure to produce microclusters of a hundred or so atoms, by vaporizing a metal using a laser. The released atoms are cooled by a jet of helium and condense into variously sized clusters. In 1985 a visiting British chemist, Harold KROTO, persuaded... 

Smalley, Richard Errett (1943-2005) American chemist who shared the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1996 with Harold Kroto and Robert Curl for the synthesis of an entirely new molecule, consisting only of carbon atoms, named a buckminsterfuUerene (buckyball) because of the similarity of its structure to the geodesic domes of the architect Buckminster Fuller. The buckyball is a spherical structure of bonded carbon atoms and has many valuable properties. 

Smalley, Richard (1943- ) American chemist who shared the 1996 Nobel prize in chemistry for his joint discovery of buckminsterfullerene. sodium As a nutritional mineral, sodium is involved in bodily fluid level regulation. 

Smalley, Richard (2001) Of Chemistry, Love and Nanobots ScientiEc American, 285 76-77. 

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