A prospective overview of the potential of fluorofullerenes as host materials for intercalation chemistry

Article Abstract:

A nearly exhaustive examination is performed throughout the fluoro[60]fullerene family, describing the influence of the intercalated element considered, stoichiometry, structural type, and fluorine content on the potential stability of an intercalated phase. An insight into the solid state properties of this class of materials, combined with a widespread range of potential applications, is provided.

Analysis, Clathrate compounds, Solid state chemistry, Stoichiometry

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Investigation of hydrate formation in the system [H.sub.2]-C[H.sub.4]-[H.sub.2]O at a pressure up to 250 MPa

Article Abstract:

A thermodynamic model which explain the dynamics of hydrate decomposition temperature in phase equilibria [H.sub.2]-C[H.sub.4]-[H.sub.2]O system is described.

Observations, Chemical equilibrium, Hydrates

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