Catalytic Mechanism of Ni Particles in the Formation of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes
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    Usually Ni_clusters are served as catalyst in the formed processo f the single_wall carbon nanotubes by CVD. Because the different surfaces of Ni_clusters have different activity,carbon atoms adsorbed in Ni_clusters (liquid states)will be diffused from low_activity surfaces of Ni_cluster to high_activity ones and be deposited. As a result,the caves of carbon atoms surrounding the Ni_clusters are formed and the single_wall carbon nanotubes are produced. In addition,Ni_atoms served as substitutional atoms always located in the furthest outside of the network of single_wall carbon nanotubes are produced. In addition, Ni_atoms served as substitutional atoms always located in the furthest outside of the network of single_wall carbon nanotubes,and play a role of stabilization in growth of nanotubes,and promot their growth. Therefore,the catalytic mechanism of Ni_clusters as catalyst is introduced,and different morphologies of single_wall carbon nanotubes are also exlained.

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崔玉亭 王万录 等.镍粒子在单壁碳纳米管生成中的催化机制[J].重庆大学学报,2002,25(8):4~6

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