Carbon Nanotubes II: Characterization, Functionalization, and Applications

Monday, November 17, 2008: 12:30 PM
Franklin 13 (Marriott Philadelphia Downtown)

Description:
This session focuses on carbon nanotube applications including the issues regarding their processing and characterization. The session will feature technology that exploits the novel electronic, electro-mechanical, optical, and structural properties of carbon nanotubes for the solution of engineering problems. Topics include fuel cells and catalysis, sensors, field effect transistors and other electronic devices, polymer composites, nanotube electrodes, electro-mechanical devices, and energy absorbing materials. The session will also include papers focusing on processing techniques such as purification, separation and chemical functionalization that are necessary to develop nanotube-based technologies. Also included are papers dealing with characterization methods for carbon nanotube materials.


Sponsor:
Carbon Nanotubes


Chair:
Virginia A. Davis
Email: davisva@auburn.edu

Cochairs:
Kirk J. Ziegler
Email: kziegler@che.ufl.edu

Matteo Pasquali
Email: mp@rice.edu

Michael S. Strano
Email: strano@mit.edu

Karl Johnson
Email: karlj@pitt.edu


12:30 PM
(73a) Characterization of Length Fractionated Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes
Jeffrey A. Fagan, Matthew L. Becker, Jeffrey R. Simpson, Jaehun Chun, Barry J. Bauer, Angela R. Hight Walker and Erik K. Hobbie

12:55 PM
(73b) Solution Phase Processing of Carbon Nanotubes with Optoelectronic Tweezers
Peter Pauzauskie, Arash Jamshidi, Joe Zaug, Justin Valley, Joe Satcher Jr. and Ming Wu

1:20 PM
(73c) Improving the Effectiveness of Interfacial Trapping
Randy K. Wang, Wei-Chiang Chen and Kirk J. Ziegler

2:35 PM
(73f) Antenna Chemistry with Metallic Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
Juan G. Duque, Matteo Pasquali and Howard K. Schmidt
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