"Using an approach based on the author's original concepts, this book addresses the unique features of fullerenes that make them the keystones of carboneous nanoscience. Using tables, graphs, and equations to make comparisons, the book explores the similarities and differences between fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, and graphene. These visual aids help readers to better understand the possibilities of computational nanotechnology"—

This book addresses the unique features of fullerenes that make them the keystones of carbon nanoscience. The approach is based on the authora (TM)s original concepts and explores the similarities and differences between fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, and graphene. Using tables, graphs, and equations, it explores the similarities and differences between fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, and graphene. In doing so, this book helps readers to better understand the possibilities of computational nanotechnology and to describe these methods in synthesis and in several applications.

Professor Elena F. Sheka is the principal scientist of the Research Department and a scientific curator of the Laboratory of Computational Nanotechnology of the General Physics Department at the Russian Peoples' Friendship University (RPFU).