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Cubane, a novel molecule made of eight carbon atoms (the red spheres) and
eight hydrogen atoms (the blue spheres), may have a use in a variety of compounds,
including explosives, fuels, and pharmaceuticals. (Images courtesy Taner Yildirim, National Institute of Standards and Technology.)
This research is described by T. Yildirim et al. in an article
tentatively scheduled to appear in the 30 June 1997 issue of Physical Review
Letters.
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