Fish & Richardson P.C.
Method for forming a patterned array of fullerene nanotubes
This invention relates generally to forming a patterned array of fullerene nanotubes. In one embodiment, a nanoscale array of microwells is provided on a substrate; a metal catalyst is deposited in each microwells; and a stream of hydrocarbon or CO feedstock gas is directed at the substrate under conditions that effect growth of fullerene nanotubes from each microwell.
William Marsh Rice University
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Andreas Richard E. Ken Jason H. Andrew G. Daniel T. Pavel Jie Hongjie Ting
Thess Smalley Smith Hafner Rinzler Colbert Nikolaev Liu Dai Guo