Templated growth of carbon nanotubes

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Carbon or compound thereof – Elemental carbon

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ABSTRACT:
A method of growing carbon nanotubes uses a synthesized mesoporous silica template with approximately cylindrical pores being formed therein. The surfaces of the pores are coated with a carbon nanotube precursor, and the template with the surfaces of the pores so-coated is then heated until the carbon nanotube precursor in each pore is converted to a carbon nanotube.

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