AVS 54th International Symposium
    Nanomanufacturing Topical Conference Wednesday Sessions
       Session NM-WeM

Paper NM-WeM13
Direct Integration of Carbon Nanostructure Family into Bimetal Micro-tubular Scroll

Wednesday, October 17, 2007, 12:00 pm, Room 615

Session: Nanomanufacturing for Information Technologies
Presenter: Y. Song, Wayne State University
Authors: J. Choi, Wayne State University
Y. Song, Wayne State University
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Carbon nanostructures including carbon graphene patches, onions, fibers and nanotubes were directly grown on 120 nm thick freestanding Ti (100 nm)/Ni (20 nm) bimetal structures. During the direct growth of carbon nanostructures, the bimetal layers are scrolled. The interplay between stress driven by the scrolled bimetal and anisotropic carbon nanostructure growth increases the number of turns and induces the transition of carbon nanostructure growth behavior from the lateral to the vertical growth at the growth temperature of 375 oC.