On the possibility to consider fullerene shell C60 as a conducting sphere
arXiv:physics/0604104 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2006.08.056
Abstract
Correctness of the model representing the fullerene shell C60 as a conducting sphere has been analyzed. The static and dynamical polarizabilities of the molecule C60 have been calculated on the basis of experimental data on the photo-absorption cross- section of fullerene. It has been shown that the real C60 in the static electric field behaves most likely as a set of separate carbon atoms rather than as a conducting sphere and its static polarizability exceeds by more than two times that of conducting sphere.
5 pages, 2 figures
Cited by in corpus (5)
- Giant resonances of endohedral atoms
- Photoionization of Xe 3d electrons in molecule Xe@C60: interplay of intra-doublet and confinement resonances
- On the photoionization of the outer electrons in noble gas endohedral atoms
- Photoionization of 3d electrons of Xe, Cs and Ba endohedral atoms: comparative analyses
- Simple and Onion-type Fullerenes shells as resonators and amplifiers