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The Effects on Structure and Conductivity of Nontraditional Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes by Adsorbed Br Atoms

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SWCNT have attracted extensive attention due to the unique properties. Modifying the electronic properties of SWCNT is helpful for further widening their potential applications. In this paper, the structure, adsorption energy and conductivity with different number of adsorbed Br atoms on the outside surface of 3/8 SWCNT are investigated. Compared with the pure 3/8 SWCNT unadsorbed Br atoms, the 3/8 SWCNT after Br atoms adsorbed is of more conductivity. The adsorption energy date indicate the most favorable site of Br atom is the face 4+6 site on the 3/8 SWCNT. By the analyzing the relation between the conductivity and the number of adsorbed Br atom, the conductivity of Br atom modified 3/8 SWCNT has been improved significantly.

Keywords: CONDUCTIVITY; MODIFIED; STRUCTURE; SWCNT

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 01 October 2013

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