[PDF] Top 20 Gas-phase surface modification of single-walled carbon nanotubes and polymers

... 3.1.3.2 XPS chemical state analyses The overlapped C 1s spectra for most of the treated samples are presented in Figure 27. The principal peak due to carbon-carbon bonding at 284.8 eV dominates the spectra, ... See full document

... Publisher’s statement: Fong, Darryl, Hua, Zan, Wilks, Thomas R., O'Reilly, Rachel K. and Adronov, Alex. (2017) Dispersion of single-walled carbon nanotubes using nucleobase-containing ... See full document

... the polymers in this series, PP and PS, were also simulated by Liu and ...the polymers were aligned along the SWCNT axis in their simulations and within the non-bonded potential cutoff distance, whereas we ... See full document

... Cell culture conditions Cytotoxicity experiments were performed on the normal mouse fibroblast cell line 3T3 (ATCC, Manassas, USA). The cells were maintained as monolayers in plastic flasks in DMEM supplemented with 10% ... See full document

... introduction, polymers can be tuned towards selective interactions with other macromolecular ...are single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs), whose monodisperse isolation remains ... See full document

... of nanotubes using AFM revealed that the nanotubes were being fragmented as a result of ...using surface tension and although there was a small amount of controversy in the literature, it appears ... See full document

... of carbon nanotubes and helps to identify SWNTs and MWNTs along with purity of the ...of carbon nanotubes monitors peaks such as Radial Breathing Mode (RBM) according to the diameter of the ... See full document

... the surface modification of multi-walled carbon nanotubes with polymers with the aim to achieve a high level of dispersion in polymer ...with carbon nanomaterials, ... See full document

... on single-walled carbon nanotubes (9, 9) and (7, 7) in the gas phase by the Gaussian 09 program and using quantum chemical calculations and density functional theory method ... See full document

... 2 gas mixture as etching gas, electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) plasma treatment was shown effective to functionalize multi-wal- led carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) with minor negative consequences ... See full document

... Fig.12: Zoom of Raman spectra from Figure 11, on the region of related aryl and aryl-triazolic modified surfaces (from black to pink lines: pristine film, PhDA modified surface, azide formation, and click ... See full document

... Abstract Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have many desirable bulk properties, such as, very good mechanical strength, high thermal stability, and excellent electric conductance for potential use in a variety of ... See full document

... commercial single-walled nanotubes. The nanotubes were coated on TEM grids at 90°C, and Figure ...the nanotubes formed rope-like agglomerations or bundles visible in the TEM ...and ... See full document

... their surface, with more than 50 μ g/ml SWCNTs in the culture medium, SWCNTs exhibited obvious toxic effects to the proto- plasts such as increasing generation of ROS, inducing changes of protoplast morphology, ... See full document

... Individual carbon nanotubes have unique and superior electronic, mechanical, thermal and optical properties compared to conventional ...outer surface of CNTs is ...and polymers through π ... See full document

... solution phase to the solid-state phase, where the SWNTs interaction counter parts change from the solvent molecules to the solid-state ...This phase transition has ended by completing the solvent ... See full document

... the carbon nanotube applications such as ...atomic surface. 25–27 Attachment of polyethyl- ene glycol (PEG) to the surface of CNTs is a method that improves the solubility 28 of ...for ... See full document

... the surface of carbon ...the surface of carbon nanotubes preparing for metal nucleation or ...of carbon nanotubes revealed that the density of nanoparticles deposite on ... See full document

... the surface of the C-SWCNT by losing H from ...C-SWCNT surface is then bonded with the gas mixture by electrostatic ...the surface of C-SWCNT con- sists of -C=O or -OH, C-SWCNT and gas ... See full document

... of carbon-based nanomaterials, such as fullerenes, 1 nanodiamonds, 2,3 graphene, 4 and carbon ...5,6,7 Carbon nanotubes are attractive due to their outstanding electrical, 8 optical, 9 ... See full document