I am interested in the use of carbon nanotubes for making transparent conductive films, for example to replace indium tin oxide.
When I looked up papers on the subject, I noticed that most of the work to date has used single-walled carbon nanotubes.
Initially I was under the impression that...
As I understand it, carbon nanotube (CNT) exhibits quantised conductance (2e^2/h) because the mean free path length of carbon nanotubes are often longer than the length of the tubes.
If one is to substitutionally dope CNTs (say armchair metallic CNTs) with other atoms of similar size, for...