7. Calculate the diameter of the following SWNTs. Assume the C–C bond distance is 0.142 nm...
7. Calculate the diameter of the following SWNTs. Assume the C–C bond distance is 0.142 nm (like that
in graphite).
a. (6,6)
b. (10,10)
c. (12,12)
d. (12,0)
e. (9,3)
f. (10,2)
g. (11,7)
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Answers-
- 0.8136 nm
- 1.356 nm
- 1.627 nm
- 0.939 nm
- 0.8468 nm
- 0.871 nm
- 1.230 nm
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