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Carbon Nanotubes Synthesized for Many Applications

Posted by Jim Clark on 17th April in atomic force microscope

Single-walled nanotubes (SWNTs) are tubes of carbon atoms linked by conjugated single and double bonds; they resemble a sheet of graphite rolled up to form a cylinder and stitched together with carbon-carbon bonds. Like atomic force microscope. (You may access additional information on atomic force microscopy.)
Nanotubes can be formed by evaporating cobalt and graphite in [...]

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