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Graphitic nanotubes and aligned nanotubes films

Ugarte et al., 1996

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15561764757795603780
Author
Ugarte D
Bacsa W
Doudin B
Forro L
De Heer W
Publication year
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Brazilian Journal of Physics

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Carbon nanotubes are easily produced in macroscopic quantities, however their characterisation and possible applications are still rather limited. We have developed a new method to make aligned nanotube films which open new opportunities, not only for basic …
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