Rolling Up A Sheet of Graphene
A planar hexagonal lattice is rolled up into a cylinder. This can be an illustration of how a graphene sheet forms a nanotube of "armchair" geometry. This interactive demonstration permits the user to change various parameters of the graphene roll up format as it forms various dimensionality nanotubes.
A planar hexagonal lattice is rolled up into a cylinder. This can be an illustration of how a graphene sheet forms a nanotube of "armchair" geometry. This interactive demonstration permits the user to change various parameters of the graphene roll up format as it forms various dimensionality nanotubes.
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Simulation
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Date Added to MERLOT:
May 31, 2012
Date Modified in MERLOT:
September 16, 2012
Submitter:
Mark
Rockley
Keywords:
Graphene,
carbon single walled nanotube
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College Upper Division,
Graduate School
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Technical Requirements:
Wolfram CDF Player or Mathematica
Language:
English
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