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    This document provides a summary of 20 sources that discuss various aspects of carbon nanotubes including their physical properties, synthesis methods, applications, and commercial potential. Specifically, the sources cover carbon nanotubes' equilibrium structure, ability to adsorb contaminants, synthesis through arc discharge, molecular mechanics, cobalt-catalyzed growth, heat transfer performance, uses in composites and electronics, strength, growth to half-meter lengths, and commercial applications in areas like desalination and conductors. Many of the sources are review articles or foundational research papers dating back to the early 1990s that helped discover and characterize carbon nanotubes.

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    This document provides a summary of 20 sources that discuss various aspects of carbon nanotubes including their physical properties, synthesis methods, applications, and commercial potential. Specifically, the sources cover carbon nanotubes' equilibrium structure, ability to adsorb contaminants, synthesis through arc discharge, molecular mechanics, cobalt-catalyzed growth, heat transfer performance, uses in composites and electronics, strength, growth to half-meter lengths, and commercial applications in areas like desalination and conductors. Many of the sources are review articles or foundational research papers dating back to the early 1990s that helped discover and characterize carbon nanotubes.

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    This document provides a summary of 20 sources that discuss various aspects of carbon nanotubes including their physical properties, synthesis methods, applications, and commercial potential. Specifically, the sources cover carbon nanotubes' equilibrium structure, ability to adsorb contaminants, synthesis through arc discharge, molecular mechanics, cobalt-catalyzed growth, heat transfer performance, uses in composites and electronics, strength, growth to half-meter lengths, and commercial applications in areas like desalination and conductors. Many of the sources are review articles or foundational research papers dating back to the early 1990s that helped discover and characterize carbon nanotubes.

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