January 21, 2014

Isolation of Specific Small‐Diameter Single‐Wall Carbon Nanotube Species via Aqueous Two‐Phase Extraction

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Aqueous two-phase extraction is demonstrated to enable isolation of single semiconducting and metallic single-wall carbon nanotube species from a synthetic mixture. The separation is rapid and robust, with remarkable tunability via modification of the surfactant environment set for the separation.

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