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carbon nanotube
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carbon nanotube

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Although carbon nanotubes usually clump in water, they readily disperse when the water contains natural organic matter, researchers report.
Spread out: organic matter scatters carbon nanotubes in water by Cunningham, A. / Science News
We are currently in negotiations with a number of entities worldwide who require a license from us under our patent rights, and we will continue to grant licenses to such entities, from venture companies to multinational corporations, with reasonable terms and conditions, in order to expand the markets of carbon nanotubes and their applications.
NEC Concludes First Carbon Nanotube Patent License Agreement in U.S. ... by JCN Newswires
AIST has encapsulated beta-carotene in HiPco single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs), a type of carbon nanotube currently marketed by Carbon Nanotechnologies Inc.
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