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The frictional properties of an individual carbon nanotube (CNT) are studied by H.‐C. Chiu, E. Riedo, and co‐workers on page 2879 by sliding an atomic force microscope tip across and along its principle axis. Direction‐dependent frictional behavior is found to correlate strongly with the presence of structural defects, surface chemistry, and CNT chirality. This study shows that it is experimentally...
The frictional properties of individual carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are studied by sliding an atomic force microscopy tip across and along its principle axis. This direction‐dependent frictional behavior is found to correlate strongly with the presence of structural defects, surface chemistry, and CNT chirality. This study shows that it is experimentally possible to tune the frictional/adhesion properties...
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