Method for preparing carbon nano-tubes by gas induce and products produced thereby
A technology of carbon nanotubes and airflow, which is applied in gaseous chemical plating, manufacturing microstructure devices, and techniques for producing decorative surface effects. highly reproducible effect
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[0036] Example 1: Growth of carbon nanotubes with controllable orientation by rapid heating CVD method
[0037] This embodiment adopts as figure 1 The shown conventional experimental device prepares carbon nanotubes, and this device comprises: 1) quartz tube; 2) tubular electric furnace; 3) substrate; 4) airflow barrier; 5) slide
[0038] The present embodiment method comprises the following steps:
[0039] 1. Place the substrate (silicon wafer) cleaned and attached with the catalyst precursor on the center of the slide;
[0040] 2. Set up airflow barriers (cylinders) on both sides of the substrate according to the desired orientation of carbon nanotubes, and use Fluent6.1 to simulate the flow pattern of the reactive airflow, and correct the position of the airflow barriers according to the flow pattern until the obtained airflow pattern The simulation results approximate the desired carbon nanotube orientation as figure 2 a and 3a;
[0041] 3. Push the slide into the mid...
Embodiment 2
[0048] This embodiment adopts the same device and steps as in Embodiment 1, the difference is that the setting of the airflow barrier is as follows: figure 2 As shown in b, the simulation results of the reaction gas flow pattern are as follows image 3 As shown in b, the obtained carbon nanotubes were characterized by electron microscopy, and obtained as Figure 4 Electron micrograph shown in b.
Embodiment 3
[0050] This embodiment adopts the same device and steps as in Embodiment 1, the difference is that the setting of the airflow barrier is as follows: figure 2 As shown in c, the simulation results of the reaction gas flow pattern are as follows image 3 As shown in c, the obtained carbon nanotubes were characterized by electron microscopy, and obtained as Figure 4 Electron micrograph shown in c.
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