[1] S. Tetali et al., ACS Nano (2009), DOI: 10.1021/nn9012548.">

Understanding the growth mechanism of carbon nanotubes via the "cluster volume to surface area" model

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APS March Meeting 2010 | event contribution
March 15, 2010 | (C 120 - 122) Portland, Oregon, USA

The influence of mixed catalysts for the high yield production of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) has been studied systematically. Based on exten- sive experimental data a "Catalyst Volume to Surface Area" (CVSA) model was developed to understand the influence of the process para- meters on the yield and CNT diameter distribution [1]. In our study, we present a refined version of the CVSA model developed by combin- ing experiments and simulations. We discuss our current understand- ing of the growth mechanism and how the model might be used to increase CNT yields by using mixed catalysts.
[1] S. Tetali et al., ACS Nano (2009), DOI: 10.1021/nn9012548.


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Understanding the growth mechanism of carbon nanotubes via the "cluster volume to surface area" model

©https://march.aps.org/
©https://cdn.sanity.io/images/w9qr87ve/production/4f4683d6b0c00cb49a0cb17d561c4177d2f740f8-1285x409.svg

APS March Meeting 2010 | event contribution
March 15, 2010 | (C 120 - 122) Portland, Oregon, USA

The influence of mixed catalysts for the high yield production of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) has been studied systematically. Based on exten- sive experimental data a "Catalyst Volume to Surface Area" (CVSA) model was developed to understand the influence of the process para- meters on the yield and CNT diameter distribution [1]. In our study, we present a refined version of the CVSA model developed by combin- ing experiments and simulations. We discuss our current understand- ing of the growth mechanism and how the model might be used to increase CNT yields by using mixed catalysts.
[1] S. Tetali et al., ACS Nano (2009), DOI: 10.1021/nn9012548.


Authors