Characteristics of aligned carbon nanotubes synthesized using a high-rate low-temperature process

The characteristics of carbon nanotubes grown at low temperature for electronic device application

“…For FED application, the growth temperature should be below 550°C to avoid the deformation of the sodalime glass substrate [17]. Recently, many studies for low temperature growth of multi-wall CNTs by CVD methods have been reported [18][19][20].…”

Morphology study of carbon nanospecies grown on carbon fibers by thermal CVD technique

“…Carbon fibers as a substrate for the growth of nanotubes have also been used [14][15][16]. In order to achieve benefits of CNTs superior properties their selective and aligned growth is highly desirable for several applications [17,18]. Incorporation of CNTs grown on carbon fibers considerably changed fiber/matrix interface characteristics when used in making multiscale composites resulting in a significant increase in the mechanical properties [19][20][21][22].…”

Characteristics of Fe–Si Thin-Film Catalysts and Their Effects on the Growth of Carbon Nanotubes

“…The thickness is almost the same as the average catalyst particle diameter as shown in Fig. 9A and the average inner diameter of the CNTs, 15 suggesting that the smooth layer is the catalyst. SEM and TEM analyses given below provide further support for the above statement.…”