Separation of Nanotubes | Electric Discharge

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The discussion centers on the separation and purification techniques for carbon nanotubes (CNTs) produced by electric discharge. One participant has applied high voltages to densified CNT structures in a vacuum and seeks clarification on the initial steps of purification, specifically the choice of solvent or dispersing agent used to separate the nanotubes from carbonaceous materials before preliminary filtration. A link to a resource on purification techniques is provided, but there is some confusion regarding unrelated topics, such as algebra, which are deemed irrelevant to the main inquiry about nanotube purification.
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Anyone familiar with separation of nanotubes produced by electric discharge
 
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Can you be more specific? I've applied high voltages to densified CNT structures in a vacuum.
 
http://eosl.gtri.gatech.edu/Default.aspx?tabid=117 fellows have developed several techniques for purification of carbon nanotubes.
 
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Sorry I don't know which fellows
 
arauca, the word "these" in his post is a link you can click.
 
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What does algebra have to do with my question
 
Curiouser and curiouser! As far as I can tell link that chemisttree posted:

http://eosl.gtri.gatech.edu/Default.aspx?tabid=117

is definitely about nanotubes purification techniques, not about algebra.
 
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I am interested in the first step, were you take the soot and what solvent or what dispersing agent you use to separate the tubes from carbonate us material. before preeliminary filytation takes place .

Thank you
 
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