Synthesis and field emission of carbon nanotubular fibers doped with high nitrogen content
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Chengchun Tang, Dmitri Golberg, Yoshio Bando, FangFang Xu, Baodan Liu
Nitrogen-doped carbon nanotubular fibers with a very high nitrogen concentration (∼20 at.%) were synthesized through the aerosol-assisted decomposition of dimethylformamide in the presence of catalyst. The synthesized fibers process a novel “pearl necklace-like” morphology and exhibit an excellent field emission performance.
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