The growth of multi-walled carbon nanotubes with different morphologies on carbon fibers

By Zhigang Zhao, L. Ci, Hui‐Ming Cheng, Jinbo Bai. 2005

145 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Materials Chemistry

1. Brian L. Wardle
2. N. Yamamoto
3. H. Duong
4. E. J. García
5. R. Mathur
6. R. Guzman de Villoria
7. R. Gibson
8. Gilles Lubineau

In Mechanical Engineering

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2. Brian L. Wardle
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7. Daniel J. Inman

Citations in the corpus

• Growth of carbon nanotubes on carbon fibre substrates to produce hybrid/phenolic composites with improved mechanical properties (2008, background): “decrease in the properties can be attributed to the fact that these low concentrations of the CNTs simply acts as defects [16] rather than the true reinforcement.”
• High-yield growth and morphology control of aligned carbon nanotubes on ceramic fibers for multifunctional enhancement of structural composites (2009, background): “CNTs in epoxies [1] followed by impregnation of fibers, direct growth of CNTs on fiber substrates [2–4] is an alternative and more promising approach to achieve uniform CNT distribution throughout a composite.”
• Hierarchical composites of carbon nanotubes on carbon fiber : Influence of growth condition on fiber tensile properties (2009, unknown): “[13] produced CNTs on carbon fibers using CVD from xylene and ferrocene vapors over carbon paper heated to temperatures from 700 to 900 C.”