What does CC stand for?

Carbon-Carbon

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The carbon-carbon bond is very strong, making carbon nanotubes very robust and resistant to any kind of deformation.

Scientists construct carbon nanotube device that can detect colors of ...

According to the company, the booklet provides a discussion of cross-coupling reactions--a recently introduced synthetic method for carbon-carbon bond formation.

Gelest publishes new Cross-Coupling Reagents brochure

The brochure provides a discussion of cross-coupling reactions, a recently introduced synthetic method for carbon-carbon bond formation.

Gelest publishes Cross-Coupling Reagents brochure

The CIP Group, sells and machines isotropic graphite, extruded graphite, molded graphite and carbon-carbon composite.

Tokai Carbon Acquires Majority Stake in Carbon Industrie-Produkte ...

During metathesis, molecules that contain carbon-carbon double bonds swap groupings of atoms.

Chemical dancing: chemists choreograph molecular moves for Nobel honor

Space Shuttle Discovery was originally scheduled to launch on May 22, 2005 on a twelve-day flight that will include resupplying the International Space Station as well as an evaluation of the Reinforced Carbon-Carbon heat-protecting material installed on Discovery's leading edge panels.

Shuttle 'discovery' to return America to space

The key to shuttle safety is to keep the tank from shedding foam insulation during launch so it will not slam into either the thermal protection tiles that blanket the orbiter's underside, or the brittle reinforced carbon-carbon that protects the orbiter's nose and the leading edges of the wings from the extreme heat of re-entry.

The future is riding on a safer shuttle

ThermoGen also received an SBIR grant earlier in the year to develop a related class of proteins; DHAP-dependent aldolases, which are carbon-carbon bond catalysts with a wide array of applications in organic synthesis, especially in the field of carbohydrate chemistry.

THERMOGEN AWARDED PHASE I SBIR GRANT TO DEVELOP NEW AMIDASES