Which outcome results during the inelastic collision of buckyballs with electrons?

💡 Explanation

The electron transfers energy to the buckyball causing vibrational excitation via electron-phonon coupling; this is Inelastic scattering. Therefore, the buckyball bonds vibrate in new modes rather than superconduction since superconduction needs near 0 temperatures.

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