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Boron doped carbon nanotubes via ceramic catalysts
Physica Status Solidi (RLL)
pp.193-195
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Article: Synthesis of carbon nanotubes with and without catalyst particles.
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ABSTRACT: The initial development of carbon nanotube synthesis revolved heavily around the use of 3d valence transition metals such as Fe, Ni, and Co. More recently, noble metals (e.g. Au) and poor metals (e.g. In, Pb) have been shown to also yield carbon nanotubes. In addition, various ceramics and semiconductors can serve as catalytic particles suitable for tube formation and in some cases hybrid metal/metal oxide systems are possible. All-carbon systems for carbon nanotube growth without any catalytic particles have also been demonstrated. These different growth systems are briefly examined in this article and serve to highlight the breadth of avenues available for carbon nanotube synthesis.Nanoscale Research Letters 01/2011; 6(1):303. · 2.73 Impact Factor
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Keywords
facile metal catalyst free route
synthesize boron doped
