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Multi-walled CNTs in powder form on substrate (Ahwahnee Technology).
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Multi-walled nanotubes enlarged 10,000, 30,000, 50,000, and 100,000 times (Ahwahnee Technology).
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Arc Discharge: A 100A current passes thru electrodes which creates a high temperature to vaporize the carbon which in turn produces CNTs (Ahwahnee Technology).
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A Spider Web-like object was formed inside the Arc Discharge chamber (Ahwahnee Technology).
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Single-walled CNTs, produced in an Arc Discharge system and enlarged 100,000 times (Ahwahnee Technology).
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A Multi-walled spiral CNT, produced by a Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process (Ahwahnee Technology).
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Bundled Multi-walled CNTs enlarged 50,000 times (Ahwahnee Technology).
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Computer model of bundled Single-walled nanotubes, each with different-colored bonds (Ahwahnee Technology)1.
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Patterned deposition of nanotubes is important for electronic devices. With
selected-area deposition of catalyst, nanotubes have been grown as a forest of vertically-aligned nanotubes (Courtesy of Dr. Cattien V. Nguyen, NASA Ames).
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Single-walled CNTs can be considered as a flat graphene sheet cylindrically rolled into a tube. The tubes consist of two regions: the sidewall of the tube (along sheet), and the end regions of the tube (top and bottom)(Ahwahnee Technology)1.
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Computer model of Multi-walled CNT (Ahwahnee Technology)1.
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Carbon-60: a naturally occurring molecule comprised of 60 carbon atoms, and a family member of CNT (Ahwahnee Technology)1.
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Computer model of flattened, twisted, and bent Single-walled CNT, displayed as ball-and-stick model (Ahwahnee Technology)1.
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Computer model of non-distorted, (20,5) chiral Single-walled CNT, displayed as space-filling model (Ahwahnee Technology)1.
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A cold-cathode lighting-tube
element with a carbon nanotube emitter (Ahwahnee Technology).
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A prototype five-inch CNT flat panel display (Courtesy of Samsung).
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CNT Transistors (Courtesy of IBM).
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Extraordinary strength and small size of nanotubes allows them to be positioned in extremely dense arrays compared with silicon chips (Courtesy of Science Magzine).
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Scanning Electron-Microscopy (SEM) image of a CNT attached to a cantilever tip (Courtesy of NCCR network).
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CNT on top of four gold electrodes (Courtesy of Project X team, University of Basel).
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Oxford Instruments’ CNT x-ray tube (Courtesy of Oxford Instruments).
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Seldon Labs' nanotube-filter provides reliably clean water, nearly free of bacteria and viruses (Courtesy of Seldon Labs).
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Babolat VS Drive is a CNT-reinforced tennis racket (Courtesy of Babolat).
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Nissan's X-Trailsport-utility vehicle has CNT-reinforced bumpers (Courtesy of Nissan).
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NASA's Morphing Glider will have flexible CNT wings that move like a hawk's. The wings will curl, twist, extend and twitch... (Courtesy of NASA)
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Super-strong CNTs may make space elevators feasible (Courtesy of Science News).
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Growth of Single-walled CNT from metal clusters (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).
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Growth of Single-walled CNT in gas phase (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).
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CNT and hydrogen storage (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).
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Annealing that reconstructs C60 into perfect form (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).
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Physicists build world's smallest motor using CNTs and etched silicon. (Courtesy of Zettl lab of UC Berkeley).
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In contrast to the conventional tube, in a FED each pixel has its own cathode and the electrons are emitted by field emission and not by energy consuming thermal emission of a glow cathode
(Ahwahnee Technology).
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