Ceraphite (423 bytes)
1: ...e information is currently available about this [[allotrope]].

Allotropy (3087 bytes)
3: ...t modifications; the various forms are known as ''allotropes''. Jons Jacob Berzelius used the name in an enti...
7: ...others - see [[allotropes of carbon]]). The term allotropes may also be used to refer to the molecular forms...
11: ...emical bonding of the water molecules themselves. Allotropes of an element can be in any state, gaseous, liqu...
15: ...tacks. The structure of fullerenes (a [[carbon]] allotrope found in [[soot]]) resembles that of graphite, ex...
16: Allotropes not only show dramatic differences in physical p...

Amorphous carbon (874 bytes)
1: ...s means that amorphous carbon is not a separate [[allotrope]] of carbon, because the carbon it contains is in...

Lonsdaleite (875 bytes)
1: ... is a [[hexagon]]al polymorph of the [[carbon]] [[allotrope]] [[diamond]], believed to form when [[meteor]]ic...

Inorganic chemistry of carbon (1174 bytes)
6: The known inorganic chemistry of the [[allotrope]]s of carbon ([[diamond]], [[graphite]], and the ...

Carbon nanofoam (1585 bytes)
1: ...''Carbon nanofoam''' is an [[allotropes of carbon|allotrope of carbon]] discovered in [[1997]] by [[Andrei V....
5: ...of [[ferromagnetism]] has also been seen in other allotropes of carbon including [[fullerene]] subjected to h...

Molar volume (1657 bytes)
7: ...emperature and density, it depends on phase and [[allotrope]] of the substance.

Graphene (3060 bytes)
1: ...bon]] atoms. It is not an [[allotropes of carbon|allotrope of carbon]] because the sheet is of finite size a...

Metal (2875 bytes)
7: The [[allotrope]]s of metals tend to be lustrous, ductile, mallea...

Tin pest (2878 bytes)
10: ...of self-destructing from the (silvery, ductile) [[allotrope]] of ''white tin'' to brittle, useless ''grey tin...

Phosphorus (12950 bytes)
131: ... impact or frictional heating. A black phosphorus allotrope exists which has a structure similar to [[graphit...
155: The white allotrope can be produced using several different methods. ...
158: ...[milligram|mg]] being the average fatal dose. The allotrope white phosphorus should be kept under water at al...
160: ...form, which does not phosphoresce in air. The red allotrope does not spontaneously ignite in air and is not a...

Graphite (3795 bytes)
44: | [[Diamond]]|| Another allotrope of carbon
49: ... of the [[allotropes]] of [[carbon]]. (See also [[allotropes of carbon]].) Unlike [[diamond]], graphite is a...

Chemical element (5461 bytes)
11: ...rising the same kind of atoms. These are called [[allotrope]]s, irrespective of the state.

Fullerene (5250 bytes)
10: ...[graphite]] and [[diamond]] were the only known [[allotrope]]s of [[carbon]]. Then, in molecular beam experi...

Carbon (17559 bytes)
146: ...l]]lic, tetravalent element, carbon has several [[Allotropes of carbon|allotropic forms]]:
182: ...en considered rare and beautiful. The last-known allotrope of carbon, [[fullerene]]s, were discovered as byp...
184: == Allotropes ==
185: Four [[allotrope]]s of carbon are known to exist: amorphous, [[gra...
193: At very high pressures carbon has an allotrope called [[diamond]], in which each atom is bonded ...

Ozone (6392 bytes)
1: '''Ozone''' (O₃) is an [[allotrope]] of [[oxygen]], the [[molecule]] consisting of t...

Buckminster Fuller (12914 bytes)
17: ...([[fullerene]]) and a particular molecule of that allotrope ([[buckminsterfullerene]] or buckyballs) have bee...

Ferromagnetism (8855 bytes)
56: In 2004, it was reported that a certain [[allotrope]] of [[carbon]], [[nanofoam]], exhibited ferromag...

Lead (8687 bytes)
31: ... from [[graphite]], a naturally occurring form ([[allotrope]]) of [[carbon]].

Gallium (9576 bytes)
154: ...mploy an alloy with gallium to stabilize of the [[allotrope]]s of plutonium. Much research is being devoted ...

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