4 article(s) from Malik, Sharali
Figure 1: (a) SEM overview image showing a number of glassy carbon microneedles, (b) SEM detail image of glas...
Figure 2: (a) SEM overview image of two glassy carbon tubules; the one on the right has its fullerene dome in...
Figure 3: SEM images of two typical glassy carbon microneedles fractured at the tip showing that the micronee...
Figure 4: Raman spectrum of glassy carbon tubules. Both D-band and G-band are sharp and well defined, which i...
Figure 5: XRD of glassy carbon tubules, including the calculation of the interlayer spacing.
Figure 1: a) Raman spectra of MLG (ca. 10 layers, lower) and FLG (1–6 layers, upper) – both at 514 nm. b) Hel...
Figure 2: a) and b) AFM detail and profile of a multi-layer graphene (MLG) flake, ca. 10 graphene layers, c) ...
Figure 3: a) GI composite after strength testing made from FLG-polymer A, b) GI composite after strength test...
Figure 4: Change in mean compressive fracture strength with increasing graphene concentration.
Figure 5: Change in mean compressive modulus with increasing graphene concentration.
Figure 1: a) SEM overview of a Baytubes agglomerated pellet; b, c) SEM details of the MWCNTs; d) TEM detail o...
Figure 2: a) Helium ion microscope (HeIM) overview of b-MWCNTs and b) HeIM detail of b-MWCNTs; c) SEM detail ...
Figure 3: a) HRTEM overview of branched-MWCNTs and b) HRTEM detail of Y-pattern b-MWCNTs; c, d) HRTEM detail ...
Figure 4: A schematic diagram of the suggested “unzipping” and “re-rolling” sequence: a) formation of unzippi...
Figure 5: (a) Dispersion of MWCNTs starting material; (b) dispersion of b-MWCNTs.
Figure 6: TEM overview of a) thin MWCNTs starting material and b) graphene nanoribbons after treatment.