Flattening of multiwalled carbon nanotubes by electromigrationdriven ductile deformation of Ni nanorod filler †

Ren Yasuoka; Hideo KOHNO

doi:10.1039/d5na01118c

January 1, 2026Nanoscale AdvancesOpen Access

Flattening of multiwalled carbon nanotubes by electromigrationdriven ductile deformation of Ni nanorod filler †

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The study aims to investigate how electromigration induces ductile deformation in nickel nanorod fillers within carbon nanotubes.
Induced ductile deformation and fracture using electromigration
Conducted experiments in a transmission electron microscope
Analyzed the effects on multiwalled carbon nanotubes
Ductile elongation of nickel nanorods was observed
Fracture occurred within the carbon nanotubes
Electromigration-driven forces contributed to the deformation process

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This research demonstrates ductile deformation of nickel nanorod fillers in carbon nanotubes, suggesting new insights for nanomaterials.

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Ductile deformation and fracture of solid Ni nanorod fillers inside multiwalled carbon nanotubes were induced using the force induced by electromigration in a transmission electron microscope. The ductile elongation caused...

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