“…Typically, single-walled carbon nanotubes are found in electronics and opto-electronics [3,4], field-effect transistors [5,6], composite materials [7], nanomechanics [8,9], and medical applications such as drug delivery systems [10]. The most common industrial application involves multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) compounded with polymeric materials to improve the mechanical [11,12], electrical [11,12], thermal [11], optical [12], and flame retardant [11,12] properties of the polymers. Our research interest focuses on the combination of above mentioned positive effects of MWCNTs on polymer compounds with the immobilization of the stabilizer.…”