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Explain this statement " In fullerenes a six membered
ring is fused with six or five membered rings, but a five membered rings can only fuse with six membered rings"
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Buckminsterfullerene (C-60) one of the most famous allotrope of Carbon is actually a football - like structure which has all the sp3 hybridised carbon making it get structured as a three dimensional structure due to tetrahedral geometry of each carbon.
Now,
This structure is actually formed 3-D with the help of pentagonal and hexagonal carbon rings.
Each pentagonal ring is surrounded by other six hexagonal rings.
This can also be understood by having a look at the football wherein there's pentagons and hexagons and each pentagon is surrounded by 5 other hexagons but each hexagon is surrounded by pentagons as well as hecagons.
Now,
This structure is actually formed 3-D with the help of pentagonal and hexagonal carbon rings.
Each pentagonal ring is surrounded by other six hexagonal rings.
This can also be understood by having a look at the football wherein there's pentagons and hexagons and each pentagon is surrounded by 5 other hexagons but each hexagon is surrounded by pentagons as well as hecagons.
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Like if u will look at a football, u can see this structure
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