The electrical behavior of functionalized multiwall carbon nanotubes decorated with polymer nanocomposites
Simple and facile technique of Chemical Vapor Deposition technique were employed to synthesize the multiwall carbon nanotubes, their morphology and characteristics were proven ability to deliver excellent mechanical, electrical properties and multi-functional properties for diverse applications. In...
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