High-purity carbon nanotubes synthesis method by an arc discharging in magnetic field

Метод синтеза высокочистых углеродных нанотрубок дуговым разрядом в магнитном поле
Kazunori Anazawa, Kei Shimotani, Chikara Manabe, Hiroyuki Watanabe, Masaaki Shimizu
2002-07-22

arc dischargeballistic transportcurrent densitymagnetic fieldmultiwalled carbon nanotubes
We developed a synthesis method of multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs), in which an arc discharging was controlled by a magnetic field. Using this method, we can obtain high-purity MWNTs (purity >95%) without purification which disorders walls of MWNTs. The current–voltage measurements show that the carriers would transport ballistically through our defect-free MWNTs with the maximum current density of ∼1011 A/m2. Therefore, our method provides defect-free/high-purity MWNTs as nanosized electric wires for device fabrication.
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A magnetic-field-controlled arc-discharge method was developed to synthesize multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs).
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Current–voltage measurements indicate ballistic carrier transport through the resulting defect-free MWNTs.
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The MWNTs sustain a maximum current density of approximately 10^11 A/m², supporting their use as nanoscale electrical wires.
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The method produces MWNTs with purity above 95% without post-synthesis purification that could damage their walls.
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The method provides high-purity, defect-free MWNTs suitable for device fabrication.

High-purity, defect-free multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) synthesized by arc discharge in a magnetic field

The synthesis quality and ballistic electrical transport of MWNTs, including purity, preservation of wall structure, carrier transport, and maximum current density

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Kazunori Anazawa
Kei Shimotani
Chikara Manabe
Hiroyuki Watanabe
Masaaki Shimizu
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