Suspended in the gas phase, 1D inorganic nanoparticles (nanotubes and nanowires) grow
to hundreds of microns in a second and can be thus directly assembled into freestanding …

The orientation and arrangement engineering of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in composite
structures is considered a challenging issue. In this regard, two groups of in situ and ex situ …

Industrial-scale use of carbon nanotube (CNT) materials and prototype development is
limited by the availability of economic, high-throughput production methods. Recent …

Carbon nanotube (CNT) fibers are materials with an exceptional combination of properties,
including higher toughness than carbon fibers, electrical conductivity above metals, large …

Carbonaceous impurities (CIs) affect the optoelectronic properties as well as the ability to
use absorption spectroscopy to estimate the metallic content of a single-walled carbon …

Carbon nanotubes are a versatile platform to develop sustainable and stable electrodes for
energy-related applications. However, their electrocatalytic activity is still poorly understood …

Hollow cylindrical carbon nanotube (CNT) sock was synthesized via floating catalyst
chemical vapor deposition. The synthesis process was carried out in a horizontal furnace by …

The effect of magnetism on hydrogen adsorption and subsurface diffusion through face-
centred cubic (fcc) γ-Fe (0 0 1) was investigated using spin-polarised density functional …

During a chemical vapor deposition synthesis process of carbon fibers, copper-based
catalyst particles tend to aggregate into larger secondary particles and lead to the growth of …

Their unusual, complex hierarchical structure and wide range of applications continue to fuel
the study of macroscopic fibers of carbon nanotubes (CNTs). Depending on the feature …