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We report on the three-dimensional electron momentum densities (EMD) of graphite and fullerene obtained by a so-called (,e) experiment, i.e. the coincident detection of an inelastically scattered hard x-ray photon with its recoil electron. A monochromatized flux of 1012 photons s-1 at 150 keV from the high-energy x-ray wiggler beamline of the ESRF was directed onto thin graphite or fullerene targets. Comparison with a pseudopotential and a full-potential linear muffin-tin orbital calculation in the case of graphite is made. Inclusion of electron correlation via the Lam-Platzman correction is discussed. The experimental EMD of C60 shows stronger electron delocalization in the `buckyball' compared to graphite, which is supported by theory.

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