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Meanings of nanotube in English

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nanotubo de carbono

A fullerene molecule having a cylindrical or toroidal shape.

nanotubo de carbono
Usage of nanotube in English
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But until recently no one knew the nanotube was like a trombone.
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In particular, carbon nanotube and graphene-based hybrid systems will be highlighted.
Pubmed
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The carbon nanotube is an excellent activated carbon in this regard.
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That wire is a carbon nanotube, a mere one atom thick.
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Purple bacteriorhodopsin was absorbing sunlight and pumping hydrogen ions into nanotube fuel containers.
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We also demonstrate that the nanotube biprism can be used to capture electron-holographic information.
Pubmed
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We present a short, state-of-the-art account of tailored nanotube growth.
Pubmed
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The development of electrically conductive carbon nanotube-based inks is reported.
Pubmed
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The lightweight, highly resilient nanotube films may be useful as compliant and energy-absorbing coatings.
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Smalley added that even the nanotube wires will be important in nano-circuits of the future.
Wired
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This holds true for carbon nanotube ink as well.
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Effect of temperature on interfacial sliding in single-walled carbon nanotube polycarbonate composites is investigated experimentally.
Pubmed
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Carbon nanotube has a high potential to be used as a biosensor and drug carrier.
Pubmed
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The nanotube bristles can also be chemically functionalized for selective removal of heavy metal ions.
Pubmed
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I am going to go with carbon nanotube rope.
Wired
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And the longer we bake it, so to speak, the taller the nanotube will grow.
Wired
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