Carbon nanotubes are molecular-scale tubes of graphitic carbon
... a catalyst. The catalyst consists of nano-sized particles of metal, usually Fe, Co or Ni. These particles catalyse the breakdown of the gaseous molecules into carbon, and a tube then begins to grow with a metal particle at the tip. The big advantage of catalytic synthesis over arcevaporation is that ...
... a catalyst. The catalyst consists of nano-sized particles of metal, usually Fe, Co or Ni. These particles catalyse the breakdown of the gaseous molecules into carbon, and a tube then begins to grow with a metal particle at the tip. The big advantage of catalytic synthesis over arcevaporation is that ...
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... figure (SI 2). On the reverse direction, a broad anodic peak at -0.34 V vs. SSC is detected which signed to the dissolution of Co particles, i.e. oxidation of Co to Co 2+ ]4[. Moving towards more anodic potential, the current increase sharply as the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) on formed higher o ...
... figure (SI 2). On the reverse direction, a broad anodic peak at -0.34 V vs. SSC is detected which signed to the dissolution of Co particles, i.e. oxidation of Co to Co 2+ ]4[. Moving towards more anodic potential, the current increase sharply as the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) on formed higher o ...
Tight-binding molecular dynamics simulation study of carbon
... Carbon nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes (CNTs), fullerenes, graphene, nanoporous carbons, and nano-diamonds, have been objects attracting tremendous attention due to their applicability for energy storage, nano-electromechanic devices, gas sensing, and drug delivery materials for recent decad ...
... Carbon nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes (CNTs), fullerenes, graphene, nanoporous carbons, and nano-diamonds, have been objects attracting tremendous attention due to their applicability for energy storage, nano-electromechanic devices, gas sensing, and drug delivery materials for recent decad ...
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... Definition: a set of methods and techniques providing the fabrication of structures consisting of individual atoms, molecules or macromolecular blocks in the length scale of approximately 1 – 100 nm. It is applied to physical, chemical and biological systems in order to explore their novel and diffe ...
... Definition: a set of methods and techniques providing the fabrication of structures consisting of individual atoms, molecules or macromolecular blocks in the length scale of approximately 1 – 100 nm. It is applied to physical, chemical and biological systems in order to explore their novel and diffe ...
Encapsulation and imaging of molecules and one
... Simulation of the diffracted intensity for all possible component (n,m) SWNTs and extensive comparison of these intensities with kinematic theory suggested that the component chiral indices of the two constituent nanotubes could be retrieved with reasonable precision [23]. Similar results were repor ...
... Simulation of the diffracted intensity for all possible component (n,m) SWNTs and extensive comparison of these intensities with kinematic theory suggested that the component chiral indices of the two constituent nanotubes could be retrieved with reasonable precision [23]. Similar results were repor ...
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... • Nano refers to the scale of nanometers. • This is the scale of molecules, proteins, and other nanoobjects that are the topics of this course. ...
... • Nano refers to the scale of nanometers. • This is the scale of molecules, proteins, and other nanoobjects that are the topics of this course. ...
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... may either consist of a single wall (SWCNT) or be multi-walled (MWCNT). Their unusual length-to-diameter ratio gives them unusual physio-chemical properties including high tensile strength and hardness (harder than diamonds). They are also flexible, lightweight, heatresistant and have high electrica ...
... may either consist of a single wall (SWCNT) or be multi-walled (MWCNT). Their unusual length-to-diameter ratio gives them unusual physio-chemical properties including high tensile strength and hardness (harder than diamonds). They are also flexible, lightweight, heatresistant and have high electrica ...
Open Access proceedings Journal of Physics: Conference series
... peak overlaps the MgB2 (101) peak at 2θ ≈ 42.5. We observed that all samples sintered at CNT composition 5wt% seem to have well developed MgB2 with small amounts of MgO. It can be observed that the XRD patterns of the CNT doped /Cu wire are almost independent of the sintering temperature. The peaks ...
... peak overlaps the MgB2 (101) peak at 2θ ≈ 42.5. We observed that all samples sintered at CNT composition 5wt% seem to have well developed MgB2 with small amounts of MgO. It can be observed that the XRD patterns of the CNT doped /Cu wire are almost independent of the sintering temperature. The peaks ...
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... nanotubes or other molecular configurations enables engineers to break through this barrier in the semiconductor industry, which is expected to provide even smaller circuits and even more powerful computers, by working below the wavelength of light, Xray; etc. The ultimate result is circuit elements ...
... nanotubes or other molecular configurations enables engineers to break through this barrier in the semiconductor industry, which is expected to provide even smaller circuits and even more powerful computers, by working below the wavelength of light, Xray; etc. The ultimate result is circuit elements ...
Heat conduction in carbon nanotube materials
... individual CNTs, kT, reveal exceptionally high room temperature values ranging from 1400 Wm1 K1 to 3000 Wm1 K1 for multi-walled CNTs (Refs. 1–4) and even higher values for single-walled CNTs.3,5 These values by far exceed the thermal conductivity characteristic of most of the conventional materi ...
... individual CNTs, kT, reveal exceptionally high room temperature values ranging from 1400 Wm1 K1 to 3000 Wm1 K1 for multi-walled CNTs (Refs. 1–4) and even higher values for single-walled CNTs.3,5 These values by far exceed the thermal conductivity characteristic of most of the conventional materi ...
Potential Application of Nanoparticles in Medicine
... A. A dual Nanoparticle, the targeting ligand allow it to diagnose if a cell is healthy or sick, and bind specifically to the tumorous cell ...
... A. A dual Nanoparticle, the targeting ligand allow it to diagnose if a cell is healthy or sick, and bind specifically to the tumorous cell ...
Potential Application of Nanoparticles in Medicine: Cancer
... A commercial Anticancer Nanoparticle A. The nanoparticle drug ABRAXANE is one of the fruits of nanomedicine applied to cancer therapy. It consist in nanoparticles carrying an agent interfering with the feeding mechanism of cancerous cell. Click on the video to see action mechanism ...
... A commercial Anticancer Nanoparticle A. The nanoparticle drug ABRAXANE is one of the fruits of nanomedicine applied to cancer therapy. It consist in nanoparticles carrying an agent interfering with the feeding mechanism of cancerous cell. Click on the video to see action mechanism ...
in Nanotube Walls - American Chemical Society
... consisting of numerous wall materials ranging from polymers to metals.8-10 However, nanostructuring of functional polymers and the functionalization of nanotubes are still challenges in materials science. Wetting of porous templates by polymer melts or solutions has turned out to be a versatile tech ...
... consisting of numerous wall materials ranging from polymers to metals.8-10 However, nanostructuring of functional polymers and the functionalization of nanotubes are still challenges in materials science. Wetting of porous templates by polymer melts or solutions has turned out to be a versatile tech ...
25-27FEB_-Acne_Fullerene_Usmanghani Khan sb
... • Nanotechnology is the creation of useful materials, devices, and systems through the manipulation of matter on this miniscule scale. • The factors that govern larger systems do not necessarily apply at the nanoscale. Because nanomaterials have large surface areas relative to their volumes. ...
... • Nanotechnology is the creation of useful materials, devices, and systems through the manipulation of matter on this miniscule scale. • The factors that govern larger systems do not necessarily apply at the nanoscale. Because nanomaterials have large surface areas relative to their volumes. ...
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... belonging to the taxoid family. • Acts by disrupting the microtubular network in cells that is essential for mitotic and interphase cellular functions. • Efficacious in the treatment of cancers of breast and prostrate, non small cell lung carcinoma, gastric adenocarcinoma and head and neck cancers. ...
... belonging to the taxoid family. • Acts by disrupting the microtubular network in cells that is essential for mitotic and interphase cellular functions. • Efficacious in the treatment of cancers of breast and prostrate, non small cell lung carcinoma, gastric adenocarcinoma and head and neck cancers. ...
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... able to get closer to it, which facilitates the direct electron transfer. As can be seen, some of the groups are electroactive (Fig. 3A and B) and undergo electrode processes at ca. +0.1 V. Nevertheless, the large catalytic reduction appears at more positive potentials, 0.55 V, which corresponds to ...
... able to get closer to it, which facilitates the direct electron transfer. As can be seen, some of the groups are electroactive (Fig. 3A and B) and undergo electrode processes at ca. +0.1 V. Nevertheless, the large catalytic reduction appears at more positive potentials, 0.55 V, which corresponds to ...
08_Nasal Drug Delivery
... The epithelial tissue within the nasal cavity is relatively highly vascularized, and thus provides a potential conduit for drug delivery The cellular makeup of the nasal epithelial tissue consists mainly of ciliated columnar cells, non-ciliated columnar cells, goblet cells and basal cells, with the ...
... The epithelial tissue within the nasal cavity is relatively highly vascularized, and thus provides a potential conduit for drug delivery The cellular makeup of the nasal epithelial tissue consists mainly of ciliated columnar cells, non-ciliated columnar cells, goblet cells and basal cells, with the ...
The anticancer potential of CITme, a quinoline derivative Sandra Cristina Cardoso Martins
... pharmacological and toxicological tests presented an interesting example of drug research. With support from the UPBRC and the Pharmaceutical Department of North West University, the research began in earnest during March 2007, and the final study was completed on 20 January 2010. I would like to ac ...
... pharmacological and toxicological tests presented an interesting example of drug research. With support from the UPBRC and the Pharmaceutical Department of North West University, the research began in earnest during March 2007, and the final study was completed on 20 January 2010. I would like to ac ...
Growth of GaN Nanorods with Low Carrier Concentration Tae Won
... dimensionality and size in characteristics and for various nano-technological applications. Since the nanowire-like structure can be used to form one-dimensional semiconductor devices or superlattice structures, the development of new methods for fabricating or synthesizing nanowires has recently at ...
... dimensionality and size in characteristics and for various nano-technological applications. Since the nanowire-like structure can be used to form one-dimensional semiconductor devices or superlattice structures, the development of new methods for fabricating or synthesizing nanowires has recently at ...
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... 1962.[16] The earliest TEM images of few-layer graphene were published by G. Ruess and F. Vogt in 1948.[17] In 1859 Benjamin Collins Brodie was aware of the highly lamellar structure of thermally reduced graphite oxide.[18] It was studied in detail by V. Kohlschütter and P. Haenni in 1918, who also ...
... 1962.[16] The earliest TEM images of few-layer graphene were published by G. Ruess and F. Vogt in 1948.[17] In 1859 Benjamin Collins Brodie was aware of the highly lamellar structure of thermally reduced graphite oxide.[18] It was studied in detail by V. Kohlschütter and P. Haenni in 1918, who also ...
