Reaction of Hydrogen Gas with C<sub>60</sub> at Elevated Pressure and Temperature: Hydrogenation and Cage Fragmentation
Alexandr V. Talyzin(Umeå University), Alan G. Marshall(Florida State University), Dag Noréus(Stockholm University), Toyoto Sato(Florida State University), Yury O. Tsybin(École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), Yu. M. Shul’ga(Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics), Andrzej Dzwilewski(Karlstad University), Jeremiah M. Purcell(Florida State University), Tanner Schaub(Florida State University), Bertil Sundqvist(Umeå University)
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