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Dynamics of C60 Molecule and Surrounding Gas Molecules

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The thermodynamics of fullerene C60 in a magnetic field is examined. A theoretical description based on the classical particle dynamics models is used. The angular velocity of the fullerene in the magnetic field is found. An analogue of a gas thermometer is used to determine the temperature, with helium as the filling gas for the thermometer. The magnetocaloric effect of the fullerene is investigated.

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Borodin, V.I., Bubenchikov, M.A., Nosyrev, O.D. et al. Dynamics of C60 Molecule and Surrounding Gas Molecules. Russ Phys J 66, 145–149 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11182-023-02915-2

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