Abstract
Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNT) play a very important role in nanotechnology such as in the development of biosensors and molecule stabilization [1]. SWNT are also very attractive for industrial applications due to catalytic features and functionalization potential. Their unique electrical and structural properties allow studies in different areas. However, all existent methods of carbon nanotubes synthesis produce an undesired amount of impurity like amorphous carbon and traces of metallic catalysts, which strongly affect the SWNT properties. Thus, a technique for the characterization of local impurity in bulk samples of SWNT is desired.
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