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Spring‐like carbon nanotube ropes consisting of perfectly arranged loops are fabricated by spinning single‐walled nanotube films, and can sustain tensile strains as high as 285%.
Springy carbon nanotube ropes are made on page 2896 by Y. Li, A. Cao, and co‐workers by twist‐spinning single‐walled nanotube films to form closely arranged loops with long‐distance order. In contrast to previous straight yarns, these can be stretched along the axis to produce elongations with different elasticity. The nanotube ropes have spring constants comparable to conventional steel and can sustain...
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