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RAMAN SCATTERING INVESTIGATION OF CARBYNOID AND DIAMOND-LIKE CARBON
After a short review on carbon allotropes and on the techniques which have been proved effective in the introduction fullerene-like sites in carbon solids, the review focuses of carbyne. The most recent approaches in the carbyne synthesis are reviewed. The deconvoluted Raman spectrum of a carbonaceous solid prepared through Glaser synthesis and containing carbyne domains, diamond-like carbon is presented and discussed in comparison to previous solid state 13C-NMR data.
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