A novel nanostructure of nickel nanotubes encapsulated in carbon nanotubes
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Keyu Wang, Zheng Xu, Hong Zhang, Zuhong Lu
A novel nanostructure of Ni nanotubes encapsulated in carbon nanotubes has been obtained via the pyrolysis of C2H2 on an array of Ni nanotubes in an alumina membrane support and a possible mechanism has been proposed.
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