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Kevin Kelly, ECE Department, Rice University Jun Kono, ECE Department, Rice University |
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Carbon Nanotubes and Organic Semiconductors | |||
There is a great deal of interest in the chemical functionalization of
carbon nanotubes for solvation, subsequent chemical reaction, and
creation of device structures. Utilizing the atomic-scale imaging
capability of scanning tunneling microscopy, this research
investigates the chemical reactivity of nanotubes with fluorine and
hydrogen. You will learn about the influence of these modifications
on the nanotube electronic properties as well as cutting and separation
and how chemically modified nanotubes have been exploited
to perform controlled self-assembly on surfaces. The implications
and potential of this research on future carbon nanotube
device technology will be discussed.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005 1:15p.m. - Duncan Hall 1049 Rice University
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ECE Affiliates Meeting - Afternoon Session
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