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Home > News > Array of carbon nanotube devices detects gas molecules

February 12th, 2003

Array of carbon nanotube devices detects gas molecules

Abstract:
Researchers at Stanford University, US, have created an array of detectors containing single-walled carbon nanotubes that can sense gases at low concentrations.

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