Carbon nanotube structures and methods of manufacture and use

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit emissive of nonelectrical signal

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C438S020000, C438S026000, C257SE23090, C257SE21520, C257SE21002, C313S317000, C313S343000, C313S345000, C977S764000, C977S762000, C977S950000, C977S951000

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ABSTRACT:
A method of making a carbon nanotube structure includes forming a plurality of carbon nanotubes and contacting the carbon nanotubes with a polymer. A solid composition is formed from the carbon nanotubes and polymer and then shaped. For example, the solid composition can be shaped into an elongated structure such as a filament, wire, rope, cable, and the like. In at least some instances, at least some, or all, of the polymer is removed from the solid composition after it is shaped.

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