Synthesis of high quality inorganic fullerene-like BN hollow spheres via a simple chemical route
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Xinjun Wang, Yi Xie, Qixun Guo
High quality inorganic fullerene-like boron nitride hollow spheres (100–200 nm) have been successfully synthesized via a simple chemical route with a 30–40% yield of BN hollow spheres.
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