In situ transmission electron microscopy of individual carbon nanotetrahedron/ribbon structures in bending

When the direction of flattening of a carbon nanotube changes during growth mediated by a metal nanoparticle, a carbon nanotetrahedron is formed in the middle of the carbon nanoribbon. We report the bending properties of the carbon nanotetrahedron/nanoribbon structure using a micro-manipulator syste...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Applied physics letters 2015-05, Vol.106 (19)
Hauptverfasser:	Kohno, Hideo, Masuda, Yusuke
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Schlagworte:	Applied physics Carbon CARBON NANOTUBES Electron microscopes HARDNESS METALS Micromanipulation NANOMATERIALS NANOPARTICLES NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY SERVICE LIFE TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY WEAR RESISTANCE
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