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Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is gradually emphasized as one promising method for nanomaterial formation. Such growth mechanism has been mainly investigated on basis of experiment. Due to large cost of the equipment of experiment and low level of current measurement, the comprehension about authentic effect of formation condition on properties of nanomaterial is limited in qualitative manner. Three...
Chemical vapor deposition is gradually emphasized as one promising method of nanomaterial formation. Such growth mechanism has been mainly investigated on basis of experiment. Due to large cost of experiment and low level of current measurement, the comprehension about effect of formation condition on properties of nanomaterial is limited in qualitative manner. Two quantitative items: adhesion between...
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