Electrical resistance (Reverse-  Reverse  ) carbon nanotubes CNT and CNTs (based on a PhD in microelectronics, nano _) (_ PhD in Educational Research)

Researcher  and author PhD student:  Afshin Rashid

Note: CNTs and CNT carbon nanotubes are highly sensitive to oxygen in reverse  . Adding a small amount of oxygen to these nanotubes can  reverse their electrical resistance, so semiconductor nanotubes can become metal nanotubes  due to the presence of oxygen.

Electronic guidance can affect some of the inherent properties of these nanotubes  Thermal operations on nanotubes reduce the number of structural defects in nanotubes, resulting  from purification operations or  catalyst particles.  After  heat treatment, the electronic spectrum of CNT single-walled carbon nanotubes has lost its sensitivity  to electronic guidance,  while it is sensitive to the electronic evolution of carbon nanoparticle particles in Reverse mode  Therefore, some intrinsic properties for pure or slightly heated nanotubes  are affected by the reaction  of electromagnetic particles and increased conductivity in Reverse mode.

Activation of the sidewalls of nanotubes leads to better connection of the components of the nanowires, as well as improves the sensitivity and electronic conductivity of CNT and CNTs carbon nanotubes. This charge transfer  provides important information about the electronic response in Reverse mode.  These nanoparticles will affect the electron transfer  in nanotubes. It  allows  control of shape, dimensions, electronic resistance and penetration of electromagnetic nanoparticles in reverse mode on nanotubes  . . 

Conclusion:

CNTs and CNT carbon nanotubes are highly sensitive to oxygen in reverse or electronic mode  . Adding a small amount of oxygen to these nanotubes can  reverse their electrical resistance, so semiconductor  nanotubes can become metal nanotubes due to the presence of oxygen.

Author: PhD Student  ( Afshin Rashid)

PhD student in Nano-Microelectronics at Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran