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Single and Multi-Wall Carbon Nanotube Manufacturing From Thomas Swan Carbon Nanomaterials

Thomas Swan has a carbon nanomaterials business for the production of high-purity single and multi-wall carbon nanotubes which are sold under the Elicarb brand.

From Thomas Swan & Co Ltd 25 Jul 2007

Carbon Nanotubes Supplied by Approved Carbon Nanotube Supplier Thomas Swan Carbon Nanomaterials

Thomas Swan & Company has been certified as an approved supplier of high-quality carbon nanotubes. Thomas Swan provides carbon nanotubes as a raw material, without intellectual property constraints, for use in a wide range of industrial and academic applications.

From Thomas Swan & Co Ltd 25 Jul 2007

Carbon Nanotube Properties, Elicarb MW (AQ) Multi-Wall Carbon Nanotubes From Thomas Swan

The Thomas Swan carbon nanomaterials business is dedicated to manufacturing commercial quantities of high purity single and multi-wall carbon nanotubes under the Elicarb™ trademark. This article looks at Elicarb MW (AQ) Multi-Wall Carbon Nanotubes properties

From Thomas Swan & Co Ltd 25 Jul 2007

Carbon Nanotube Properties, Elicarb MW (Dry) Multi-Wall Carbon Nanotubes From Thomas Swan

From Thomas Swan & Co Ltd 24 Jul 2007

Microsystems and Nanotechnology Masters Course (MSc) at Cranfield University

Masters' level Microsystems and Nanotechnology course from Cranfield University for graduates with science, engineering or related degrees keen to develop careers at the cutting edge of micro-engineering

From Cranfield University - Nanotechnology Centre 16 Jul 2007

The Science Behind The Nanotechnology Phenomenon

This article examines the base science behind the nanotechnology phenomenon including the origins of nanotechnology, the properties of nanoscale materials and how to explain these unusual properties.

16 Jul 2007

Air Quality Improvements Indoors and Outdoors With Advances In Nanotechnology Diagnostics and Materials Processing

Our current way of living places massive demands on the environment surrounding us. The demands are not just harmful for the environment itself, but also for us, the people living in it. Nanotechnology is being examined as potentially holding the key to detecting air quality problems and then rectif

10 Jul 2007