C60

C60, also known as buckminsterfullerene or "buckyballs," is a molecular form of carbon arranged in a spherical shape resembling a soccer ball, composed of 60 carbon atoms. Discovered in 1985, it belongs to a class called fullerenes and exhibits unique properties like high stability, strength, and electrical conductivity. C60 has potential applications in materials science, electronics, and medicine, including drug delivery and antioxidants. Its structure allows it to trap other molecules, making it valuable for various scientific and technological advancements.