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Growth of aligned carbon nanotubes by biasing during growth

Avigal et al., 2001

Document ID
5006491296825980865
Author
Avigal Y
Kalish R
Publication year
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Applied Physics Letters

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Well aligned multiwalled carbon nanotube (CNT) growth was achieved by positively biasing the substrate during growth. Growth was performed in a flowing mixture of 7% CH 4 in Ar onto Co covered Si held at 800° C with and without the presence of an electric field. High …
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