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Investigation of aligned carbon nanotube architectures to understand the actuation mechanism
The various excellent properties of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are in the focus of researchers since years. Moreover architectures, built of CNTs, show active behavior in terms of deflections. There-fore they have to be set up like a capacitor within an electric field and covered by a matrix of free mo
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