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In spite of a molecular mass of 7704.6 g mol(-1), third-generation compound G3 (shown schematically; Z=C(8)H(17)) is able to form stable Langmuir films. In a systematic study, the amphiphilic properties of the corresponding dendrimers of first (G1) and second generation (G2), with one and two peripheral fullerene units, respectively, were investigated and a model could be proposed for the multilayer films obtained from G1.
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