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2019-11-15
Carbon60 in the news
Great to see our namesake, the Buckminsterfullerene, hitting the news this week. Also known as a “buckyball” it is a molecule made up of 60 carbon atoms; hence the name Carbon60.
These molecules form a hollow ball made of 20 hexagons and 12 pentagons with each carbon atom having three bonds.
These bonds represent the fundamental people that make the recruitment journey a success:
- Our consultants
- The jobseeker
- The end client
First discovered in 1990 these were created in a laboratory where scientists discovered buckyballs could bounce, return to their original shape if squeezed, and spin at amazingly high speeds.
Still a mystery, the buckminsterfullerene is in the news today as scientists have discovered these molecules occur naturally in space and appear among the stars, which was previously unknown.
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