2014
Fullerene-Based Symmetry in Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Pollen
Abstract: The fullerene molecule belongs to the so-called super materials. The compound is interesting due to its spherical configuration where atoms occupy positions forming a mechanically stable structure. We first demonstrate that pollen of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis has a strong symmetry regarding the distribution of its spines over the spherical grain. These spines form spherical hexagons and pentagons. The distance between atoms in fullerene is explained applying principles of flat, spherical, and spatial geometry, ba…
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“…It has been observed that, the green synthesis of tea could synthesis tunable and safe drug delivery nanocarrier with successful biological compatibility properties. From few decades, [10] described that the structure of pollen grain of Hibiscus sassiness (china rose) are similar the symmetry of fullerene C 60 .…”
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