here i collected some information about single walled carbon nanotubes(SWCNT), their properties, characteristics, applications and obtaining processes.
synthesis,charatarizes and applications of sigle walled carbon nano tubes.ppt
1. single walled carbon nano
tubes Synthesis,
characterization and
applications
Presented by: Muhammad Hashami
Master student 2023
Kazakh National Named
Al-Farabi university
3. Introduction
Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs)
are one-dimensional carbon allotropes due
to their unique structural, electronic, and
mechanical properties have gained significant
attention. SWCNTs are composed of a single
graphene sheet rolled into a seamless
cylinder, which exhibit a range of fascinating
characteristics. Here we will discus synthesis
methods, characterizations, and applications
of SWCNTs
4. Synthesis of SWCNTs:
• Arc Discharge Method:
It is one of the earliest methods known for
producing high-quality SWCNTs.in this
method creates SWCNTs by vaporizing carbon
electrodes in an inert atmosphere.
• Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD):
A widely used method for growing SWCNTs on
a substrate by catalytic decomposition of
hydrocarbons. This method offers better control
over diameter and chirality.
5. Characterization
of SWCNTs
• Transmission Electron Microscopy
(TEM)
TEM is used to visualize the individual
SWCNTs and information about their
diameter, structure, and defects at the
nanoscale.
• Raman Spectroscopy:
Raman spectroscopy is a non-destructive
technique to examine the quality and structural
properties of SWCNTs, including chirality and
defect density.
7. Conclusion
Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes (SWCNTs) stand as a
testament to the remarkable of nanomaterials in science and
technology. single walled nanotubes synthesis methods,
characterized by techniques like TEM and Raman
spectroscopy, provide insights into their structural intricacies.
SWCNTs have found applications in verous fields, ranging
from nanoelectronics ,nanocomposites ,sensors and energy
storage devices. according to unique properties and
adaptability continue to drive research, making them a
symbol of the limitless possibilities of nanoscale engineering.