Fabrication of polyimide nanotubes and carbon nanotubes containing magnetic iron oxide in confinement
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Jyongsik Jang, Kyung Jin Lee, Younggeun Kim
Polyimide nanotubes with tunable wall thickness were fabricated by a precursor impregnation method using an AAO template, and carbon nanotubes containing magnetic iron oxide were obtained using ferric chloride-embedded polyimide precursor by a carbonization process.
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