Graphene and Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Structure: A Review
Kang Xia, Haifei Zhan, and Yuantong Gu
TL;DR
This review summarizes recent advances in the synthesis, assembly, and mechanical properties of graphene and carbon nanotube hybrid structures, highlighting their potential for nanoscale device applications.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of the latest methods for synthesizing and assembling GNHS and discusses their mechanical properties based on molecular dynamics simulations.
Findings
Recent synthesis techniques for GNHS
Mechanical properties under various conditions
Potential applications in nanoscale devices
Abstract
Graphene has been reported with record-breaking properties which have opened up huge potential applications. Considerable amount of researches have been devoted to manipulating or modify the properties of graphene to target a more smart nanoscale device. Graphene and carbon nanotube hybrid structure (GNHS) is one of the promising graphene derivate. The synthesis process and the mechanical properties are essential for the GNHS based devices. Therefore, this review will summarise the recent progress of the highly ordered GNHS synthesis/assembly, and discuss the mechanical properties of GNHS under various conditions as obtained from molecular dynamics simulations.
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