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fulleride see fullerene fullerides. Among these are conducting films of alkali metal-doped fullerenes and superconductors (potassium-doped T_c 18°K;, rubidium-doped T_c 30°K;). Fullerenes also have been used to produce tiny diamonds and thin diamond films.
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The occurrence of superconductivity in this non-cubic fulleride was rationalized in terms of hybridization between the fulleride ions and one of the two crystallographically distinct Ba ions, as revealed by the close contacts.

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