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26 April 2024
 
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Electronic and Structural Properties of Carbon Nano-Horns
Savas Berber ; Young-Kyun Kwon ; David Tomanek ;
Date 6 Mar 2000
Subject Materials Science | cond-mat.mtrl-sci
AbstractWe use parametrized linear combination of atomic orbitals calculations to determine the stability, optimum geometry and electronic properties of nanometer-sized capped graphitic cones, called ``nano-horns’’. Different nano-horn morphologies are considered, which differ in the relative location of the five terminating pentagons. Simulated scanning tunneling microscopy images of the various structures at different bias voltages reflect a net electron transfer towards the pentagon vertex sites. We find that the local density of states at the tip, observable by scanning tunneling spectroscopy, can be used to discriminate between different tip structures. Our molecular dynamics simulations indicate that disintegration of nano-horns at high temperatures starts in the highest-strain region near the tip.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0003088
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