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Gas-induced formation of Cu nanoparticle as catalyst for high-purity straight and helical carbon nanofibers

Jian et al., 2012

Document ID
15540785454026809743
Author
Jian X
Jiang M
Zhou Z
Zeng Q
Lu J
Wang D
Zhu J
Gou J
Wang Y
Hui D
Yang M
Publication year
Publication venue
Acs Nano

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The facile preparation of high-purity carbon nanofibers (CNFs) remains challenging due to the high complexity and low controllability in reaction. A novel approach using gas-induced formation of Cu crystals to control the growth of CNFs is developed in this study. By adjusting …
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