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Sorting carbon nanotubes for electronics

Martel, 2008

Document ID
2120597516496443172
Author
Martel R
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ACS nano

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Because of their unique structure and composition, single-wall carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) are at the interface between molecules and crystalline solids. They also present properties that are ideal for making lightweight, inexpensive, and flexible electronics. The raw material …
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