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The resonance graphs of nanotubes and toroidal polyhexes
Coronoid systems, nanotubes and toroidal polyhexes (or fullerenes) can all be regarded as carbon networks composed of carbon atoms linked in hexagonal shapes. The resonance graphs of coronoid systems and nanotubes are not necessarily connected. For coronoid systems and elementary nanotubes, by using
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