Matheson Keys Garsson & Kordalk PLLC
Continuous fiber of fullerene nanotubes
This invention relates generally to carbon fiber produced from fullerene nanotube arrays. In one embodiment, the present invention involves a macroscopic carbon fiber comprising at least 106 fullerene nanotubes in generally parallel orientation.
William Marsh Rice University
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