The thermal stability of the C 60 photopolymer, the C 60 ozopolymer, and photochlorinated C 60 was studied by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) ultraviolet-visible (UV-vis) and TGAdifferential thermal analysis techniques up to 950 • C in comparison to graphite and pure C 60 . The ozopolymer was found to be the least stable material followed by C 60 Cl x . The resulting residual carbonaceous matter formed by the decomposition of the photopolymer and the ozopolymer has been studied by Fourier transform-infrared (F TIR) spectroscopy and has been found to be completely comparable to carbon black. The thermal decomposition of the C 60 photopolymer prepared in solution yields negligible amounts of C 60 . The main product is carbon black.
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