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i read about this project for making carbon nanotubes from industry exhausts. is this possible/viable? if so, how economical is it? has there ever been any previous work in this area?
Nanotubes from exhausts are tiny cylindrical structures made of carbon atoms, typically measuring about a few nanometers in diameter. They are created as byproducts of combustion processes, such as those found in car exhausts.
Nanotubes from exhausts are formed through a process called incomplete combustion, where carbon atoms are released as a byproduct. These carbon atoms then bond together and form the cylindrical nanotube structure.
Nanotubes from exhausts have a variety of potential uses in various industries, including electronics, energy storage, and medical technology. They have unique properties such as high strength and conductivity, making them useful for applications such as battery electrodes and drug delivery systems.
There is currently limited research on the environmental impact of nanotubes from exhausts. However, some studies suggest that they may contribute to air pollution and have the potential to harm living organisms if released into the environment in large quantities.
Researchers are currently exploring ways to control the production of nanotubes from exhausts, such as modifying the combustion process or using filters to capture them. However, more research is needed to develop effective and affordable methods for controlling their production.