Optical limiting properties of soluble fullerene derivatives for incorporation in sol–gel materials
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Renato Bozio | Moreno Meneghetti | Raffaella Signorini | Gianfranco Scorrano | Maurizio Prato | Michele Maggini | Michele Zerbetto | Carla De Faveri
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