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- 2024Dealloying Strategies for Mesoporous AuCu Nanoparticles: Impact on Internal Metallic Structure and Electrocatalytic Performancecitations
- 2019Tunable mechanical and electrical properties of coaxial BN-C nanotubescitations
- 2019Intrinsic and defect-related elastic moduli of boron nitride nanotubes as revealed by in situ transmission electron microscopycitations
- 2018Visualizing nanoscale heat pathwayscitations
- 2018Chirality transitions and transport properties of individual few-walled carbon nanotubes as revealed by in situ TEM probingcitations
- 2018Construction of polarized carbon-nickel catalytic surfaces for potent, durable, and economic hydrogen evolution reactionscitations
- 2017Self-assembly of polymeric micelles made of asymmetric polystyrene-b-polyacrylic acid-b-polyethylene oxide for the synthesis of mesoporous nickel ferritecitations
- 2017Nano-micro-porous skutterudites with 100% enhancement in ZT for high performance thermoelectricitycitations
- 2015Nanoscale characterization of the thermal interface resistance of a heat-sink composite material by in situ TEMcitations
- 2014Cobalt hydroxide/oxide hexagonal ring-graphene hybrids through chemical etching of metal hydroxide platelets by graphene oxide: Energy storage applicationscitations
- 2014Plasma-assisted interface engineering of boron nitride nanostructure filmscitations
- 2013Revealing the anomalous tensile properties of WS2 nanotubes by in situ transmission electron microscopycitations
- 2013Transmission electron microscope as an ultimate tool for nanomaterial property studiescitations
- 2013Utilization of multiwalled boron nitride nanotubes for the reinforcement of lightweight aluminum ribbonscitations
- 2012Facile synthesis of vertically aligned hexagonal boron nitride nanosheets hybridized with graphitic domainscitations
- 2012Ultrahigh torsional stiffness and strength of boron nitride nanotubescitations
- 2011Boron nitride nanosheet coatings with controllable water repellencycitations
- 2010Current imaging and electromigration-induced splitting of GaN nanowires as revealed by conductive atomic force microscopycitations
- 2010Recent developments in inorganically filled carbon nanotubes: successes and challengescitations
- 2009Cobalt nanoparticle-assisted engineering of multiwall carbon nanotubescitations
- 2009Thin-walled boron nitride microtubes exhibiting intense band-edge UV emission at room temperaturecitations
- 2008Synthesis, structure, and multiply enhanced field-emission properties of branched ZnS nanotube-in nanowire core-shell heterostructurescitations
- 2008Origin and control of high-temperature ferromagnetism in semiconductors
- 2008Recent progress in one-dimensional ZnS nanostructures: Syntheses and novel properties
- 2008Correlation between Cr Distribution and Ferromagnetism in Iodine-Doped (Zn,Cr)Te
- 2007Origin and control of high-temperature ferromagnetism in semiconductorscitations
- 2006Boron nitride nanotubes/polystyrene compositescitations
- 2005Peculiarities of Fe–Ni alloy crystallization and stability inside C nanotubes as derived through electron microscopycitations
- 2005Liquid gallium columns sheathed with carboncitations
- 2005Sn-catalyzed thermal evaporation synthesis of tetrapod-branched ZnSe nanorod architecturescitations
- 2005Single-catalyst confined growth of ZnS/Si composite nanowirescitations
- 2005A liquid-Ga-filled carbon nanotubecitations
- 2005Synthesis and properties of nanotubes filled with solids, liquids and gases
- 2004SiC-SiO2-C coaxial nanocables and chains of carbon nanotube-SiC heterojunctionscitations
- 2004Synthesis, analysis, and electrical property measurements of compound nanotubes in the B-C-N ceramic systemcitations
- 2004Boron nitride nanotubes as nanocrucibles for morphology and phase transformations in encapsulated nanowires of the Mg–O systemcitations
- 2003Direct pyrolysis method for superconducting crystalline MgB2 nanowirescitations
- 2002Boron nitride nanotube, nanocable and nanoconecitations
- 2002Large-scale synthesis and structure of boron nitride sub-micron spherical particlescitations
- 2001Nanotubes of boron nitride filled with molybdenum clusterscitations
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Synthesis and properties of nanotubes filled with solids, liquids and gases
Abstract
<p>One may immediately realize that a nanotube (NT), seamless cylinder with a diameter of several nanometers or less, presents an ideal nanosize crucible for various metallurgical, chemical or physical operations on the nanoscale. Indeed, various metals, ceramics, gases and/or liquids may be put inside NTs on demand. Thus novel functional materials with the dimensions downsized by millions of times (as compared to those in use) are created. Herewith we report on the recent breakthroughs with respect to Carbon, Boron Nitride and novel inorganic NT filling with various media and intriguing functional properties of the novel composite nanomaterials thus created. Firstly, a C NT filled with liquid Galium metal is analyzed in detail.<sup>1-3</sup> Electrical resistance of the nanostructure is found to be markedly different in Ga-filled and Ga-unfilled regions. This makes possible precise electrical calibration of a NT-based "thermometer" and/or making NT-based electrical switches. Secondly, filling of a C NT with a ferromagnetic single-crystalline Fe-Co alloy (Figure 1) is addressed.<sup>4</sup> The resultant material exhibits much larger coercive field at room temperature (e.g. 900 Oe) than a FeCo bulky counterpart. The phenomenon is highly valuable for novel nanoscale magnetic sensors, spintronic and magnetic data storage devices. Thirdly, a Magnesium peroxide filling of a BN NT is thoroughly discussed.<sup>5,6</sup> Under moderate heating, e.g. using an electron beam of a TEM instrument, unstable peroxide decomposes to stable magnesium oxide and molecular oxygen, all inside NT. Oxygen freely outflows from the NT due to its open-tip end. Therefore, nanoscale oxygen burner and/or generator may be awaited as the outcome of research. Then, a Silicon Carbide nanowire inside a BN NT is presented (Figure 2).<sup>7</sup> Since a BN nanotube produces the perfectly insulating shield of a semiconducting wire encapsulated within, the synthesized material may properly serve as the element of a nanoscale Field-Effect transistor, as realized during I-V curve measurements on an individual composite nanostructure using an atomic force microscope. It is worth noting that this approach works well for other semiconductors put inside BN nanotubes. Finally, other successful examples of various NT fillings obtained in the Lab, including hydrogen storage phenomena, and smart applications of the resultant structures are reviewed.<sup>8-10</sup></p>