Showing videos 1 - 9 of 9 in category Carbon materials:
| Carbon nanotube production |
| Source: IFW Dresden |
 | | The production steps leading to carbon nanotubes are explained and demonstrated in this video from the IWF in Dresden, Germany. |
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| Carbon Nanotubes |
| Source: YouTube |
 | | A brief video explaining what a carbon nanotube is and what they might bring to future technologies. Audio from Earth & Sky, produced for Too Small To See. |
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| Introducing graphene |
| Source: European Graphene-Flagship initiative |
 | | Short film produced by the European Graphene-Flagship initiative, introducing graphene, the 'wonder substance' set to revolutionise the electronics industry. |
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| Nanoseries About Carbon Nanotubes |
| Source: nano2hybrids |
 | | Five short videos about carbon nanotubes sponsored by WomenInNano, nano2hybrids and Vega Science Trust: 1) What is a carbon nanotube? 2) How are carbon nanotubes made? 3) How can we see carbon nanotubes? 4) Where are nanotubes used? 5) Carbon nanoforms. |
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| Nanotube animations |
| Source: YouTube/mrbarro |
 | | An animated travel around and through nanotubes of various materials (carbon, ZnO and CuO) as well as buckyballs. |
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| Spinning carbon nanotube fibers |
| Source: Rice University |
 | | Scientists have created the first pure carbon nanotube fibers that combine many of the best features of highly conductive metal wires, strong carbon fibers and pliable textile thread. |
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| Spinning carbon nanotubes |
| Source: CSIRO |
 | | Old meets new as the ancient technique of spinning is used to produce a very modern material a carbon nanotube yarn. |
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