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Home > News > Purifying Nanotubes

November 13th, 2006

Purifying Nanotubes

Abstract:
Metallic single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) can be selectively etched and eliminated from a substrate without damaging their semiconducting SWNT neighbors, thanks to a finely tuned methane plasma reaction (Science 2006, 314, 974).

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