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Carbon nanotubes. Synthesis by plasma processes

Author: Tiberiu MINEA

Publication date: March 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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    1. Carbon nanotubes

    Tiberiu MINEA is a Research Fellow at the CNRS Jean Rouxel Institute of Materials – IMN

    Plasma and Thin Film Laboratory – LPCM [email protected]

    1.1 Carbon in crystalline form (from graphite to NTCs)

    * Graphite is a semimetal (with no energy barrier or overlap between the valence and conduction bands) with a small dispersion of the bands perpendicular to the plane. 

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