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Nanotubes By: Mariela Rodriguez

Nanotubes Definition: A flat layer of graphite rolled into a tube. Physicist Alex Zettl, shown here with a model of a carbon nanotube

NanotubesClassification: –Configuration: –Armchair –Zigzag –Chiral –Number of layers: –Single-walled nanotubes –Multi-walled nanotubes

Nanotubes Properties: –Tensile Strength -Functionalization –Elasticity-Luminescence –Density-Self- assembly –Thermal conduction-Chemically inert –Electrical conduction

NanotubesApplications:

Nanotubes Other Applications: –Electrical field –Reinforce Composites. –Fuel Cells

Nanotubes References: – Review/Magazine/2001/Fall/features/02Nanot ubes.html – –Ratner, Mark. Nanotechnology: Agentle introduction to the next big idea. Upper Saddle River, NJ Prentice Hall,2005. – –