Experimental and numerical investigation of the position-dependent growth of carbon nanotube–alumina microparticle hybrid structures in a horizontal CVD reactor
Authors:
- Delong HeDHDelong He
- Hao LiHLHao Li
- Jinbo BaiJBJinbo Bai
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- China Scholarship Council
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