ArticleNature communications2022
Bicyclic-ring base doping induces n-type conduction in carbon nanotubes with outstanding thermal stability in air.
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- Pyridine-mediated B-B bond cleavage of tetrahydroxydiboron to synthesize n-doped SWCNTs with long-term air stability.Scientific reports · 2023Article
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Abstract
The preparation of air and thermally stable n-type carbon nanotubes is desirable for their further implementation in electronic and energy devices that rely on both p- and n-type material. Here, a series of guanidine and amidine bases with bicyclic-ring structures are used as n-doping reagents. Aided by their rigid alkyl functionality and stable conjugate acid structure, these organic superbases can easily reduce carbon nanotubes. n-Type nanotubes doped with guanidine bases show excellent thermal stability in air, lasting for more than 6 months at 100 °C. As an example of energy device, a thermoelectric p/n junction module is constructed with a power output of ca. 4.7 μW from a temperature difference of 40 °C.
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