Static analysis of the defect structure of multilayed carbon nanotubes by the method of Raman spectroscopy
Abstract
The results of static studies Raman defective area in Multilayered carbon nanotubes are represented. The experimental results can be interpreted by introducing a competing probability of scattering by defects. Inelastic Raman scattering on structural defects nanotubes cause the appearance of "deficiency of the Raman band." These zones are of different height and width. Two types of scattering are competitive and result in a hyperbolic relationship between partial probabilities intraband D-and 2D-scattering.
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