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Multi-walled CNTs in powder form on substrate (Ahwahnee Technology).

Multi-walled nanotubes enlarged 10,000, 30,000, 50,000, and 100,000 times (Ahwahnee Technology).

Arc Discharge: A 100A current passes thru electrodes which creates a high temperature to vaporize the carbon which in turn produces CNTs (Ahwahnee Technology).

A Spider Web-like object was formed inside the Arc Discharge chamber (Ahwahnee Technology).

Single-walled CNTs, produced in an Arc Discharge system and enlarged 100,000 times (Ahwahnee Technology).

A Multi-walled spiral CNT, produced by a Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process (Ahwahnee Technology).

Bundled Multi-walled CNTs enlarged 50,000 times (Ahwahnee Technology).

Computer model of bundled Single-walled nanotubes, each with different-colored bonds (Ahwahnee Technology)1.

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).

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.

Computer model of Multi-walled CNT (Ahwahnee Technology)1.

Carbon-60: a naturally occurring molecule comprised of 60 carbon atoms, and a family member of CNT (Ahwahnee Technology)1.

Computer model of flattened, twisted, and bent Single-walled CNT, displayed as ball-and-stick model (Ahwahnee Technology)1.

Computer model of non-distorted, (20,5) chiral Single-walled CNT, displayed as space-filling model (Ahwahnee Technology)1.

A cold-cathode lighting-tube element with a carbon nanotube emitter (Ahwahnee Technology).

A prototype five-inch CNT flat panel display (Courtesy of Samsung).

CNT Transistors (Courtesy of IBM).

Extraordinary strength and small size of nanotubes allows them to be positioned in extremely dense arrays compared with silicon chips (Courtesy of Science Magzine).

Scanning Electron-Microscopy (SEM) image of a CNT attached to a cantilever tip (Courtesy of NCCR network).

CNT on top of four gold electrodes (Courtesy of Project X team, University of Basel).

Oxford Instruments’ CNT x-ray tube (Courtesy of Oxford Instruments).

Seldon Labs' nanotube-filter provides reliably clean water, nearly free of bacteria and viruses (Courtesy of Seldon Labs).

Babolat VS Drive is a CNT-reinforced tennis racket (Courtesy of Babolat).

Nissan's X-Trailsport-utility vehicle has CNT-reinforced bumpers (Courtesy of Nissan).

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)

Super-strong CNTs may make space elevators feasible (Courtesy of Science News).


Simulation

Growth of Single-walled CNT from metal clusters (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).

Growth of Single-walled CNT in gas phase (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).

CNT and hydrogen storage (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).

Annealing that reconstructs C60 into perfect form (Courtesy of Prof Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo).

Physicists build world's smallest motor using CNTs and etched silicon. (Courtesy of Zettl lab of UC Berkeley).

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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