What is Fullerene C60?
C60 stands for "Carbon 60." The number denotes the count of carbon atoms bonded together to form a specific molecule known as a fullerene. More precisely, this structure is called Buckminsterfullerene, commonly nicknamed "buckyballs."

This peculiar name pays tribute to the scientist and architect Buckminster Fuller. He frequently incorporated geodesic domes—similar to those seen in botanical gardens—into his architectural designs. The newly discovered molecules bore a striking resemblance to these domes, leading to the molecule being named in his honor.

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Origin of C60
C60 is a synthetic molecule created in a laboratory from graphite. Scientists vaporize graphite, allowing the carbon atoms to form new bonds and rearrange themselves into the shape of a soccer ball.

Technical Specifications

  • Density: 3.4 ± 0.1 g/cm³
  • Boiling Point: 500-600 ℃ (sublimes)
  • Melting Point: >280 º C (lit.)
  • Molecular Formula: C60
  • Molecular Weight: 720.642
  • Flash Point: 94 º C
  • Exact Mass: 720.000000
  • LogP: 21.59
  • Appearance: Black to brown crystalline powder
  • Refractive Index: 1.813
  • Storage Conditions: Store in a cool, dry warehouse.
  • Stability: Stable under normal temperatures and pressures. Avoid contact with strong oxidants and metals.

Fat-Soluble vs. Water-Soluble Forms
It is crucial to differentiate between fat-soluble C60 and water-soluble C60. Studies on mice showed that those administered water-soluble Carboxyl C60 experienced an increase in lifespan from 120 to 128 days—a modest 6.67% gain. In contrast, regular C60 dissolved in olive oil nearly doubled the mice's lifespan.

Health Benefits of C60

  1. Skin Care Advantages
  2. Anti-Inflammatory Properties
  3. Anti-Aging Effects
  4. Increased Energy Levels
  5. Support for Healthy Weight Management
  6. Brain and Cognitive Function
  7. Cancer Support
  8. Muscle Recovery Benefits
  9. EMF & Radiation Mitigation

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Are free samples available?

    Yes, we provide free fullerene samples to clients. However, the client is responsible for covering the shipping costs.

  2. What payment methods and terms are accepted?

    Payment can be made via T/T, Credit Card, Western Union, PayPal, and other methods.

  3. How does your factory ensure product quality?

    With nearly a decade of experience in this field, we have established a mature quality control procedure. Additionally, a final inspection is conducted before shipping to prevent any issues.

  4. Do you offer OEM services?

    Yes, we accept OEM orders. Please contact us with your specific requirements. We will provide a reasonable quote and prepare samples as promptly as possible.

  5. How can I get in touch with your team?

    You can reach us via email, Skype, or WhatsApp. Alternatively, you may call or send us an email. All our contact details are available on our website.


We are able to supply most API materials for our customers. For any questions or to request further information, please feel free to contact us via email at: [email protected]

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