Cambios dimensionales en función de la inyección de carga en los nanotubos de carbono de pared única

Guangyu Sun1, Jenö Kürti, Miklos Kertesz

  • 1Department of Chemistry, Georgetown University, Washington, DC 20057 USA.

Resumen

Predicimos cómo cambian la longitud y el diámetro de los nanotubos de carbono con la carga inyectada, crucial para los actuadores electromecánicos. Los resultados muestran relaciones de deformación-carga asimétricas dependientes del tipo y diámetro de los nanotubos.

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