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Announcing the sale of Trimetaspheres -- fullerene spheres enclosing three metal atoms, providing unique physical, chemical, thermal, magnetic, biological, optical and electronic properties
Luna nanoWorks Sell Unique Carbon Nanomaterials
Posted on March 13, 2006
Luna nanoWorks announces the availability of its exciting new class of carbonaceous nanomaterials. Luna’s new composition of matter, called a Trimetasphere™; (M3N@C80), is a fullerene sphere enclosing three metal atoms in a nitride molecule. The entrapped metals provide unique physical, chemical, thermal, magnetic, biological, optical and electronic properties that differentiate them from other carbon nanomaterials. For example, the carbon sphere in Trimetasphere™; carbon nanomaterials are stable at temperatures hundreds of degrees above that at which empty cage fullerenes would be destroyed.
Luna’s exclusive Trimetasphere™ carbon nanomaterials are now available in four species for purchase. Group B III and lanthanide atoms, in C80 fullerene cages, including Sc3N@C80; Lu3N@C80; Y3N@C80 and Er3N@C80. Order online at www.lunananoworks.com or call 1-434-483-4195.
About Luna nanoWorks:
Luna nanoWorks, a division of Luna Innovations Incorporated (www.lunainnovations.com), is developing products empowered by nanoamaterials, with an initial application focus on medical imaging. The company also manufactures high quality carbon nanomaterials, including single wall carbon nanotubes and proprietary Trimetasphere™ carbon nanomaterials. Luna’s manufacturing processes and modern manufacturing facility enable the supply of industrial quantities of the materials.
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Contact:Ken Walker
Phone: 1-434-483-4195
Fax: 1-434-483-4195
solutions@lunananoworks.com
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