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Production Parameters for the Formation of Metallic Nanotubules in Etched Tracks

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Fink, Dietmar
Petrov, A V
Rao, V.
Wilhelm, M
Demyanov, S.
Szimkowiak, P
Behar, M.
Alegaonkar, P S
Chadderton, Lewis

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Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

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The formation of conducting nanotubules in etched tracks is reported in literature since about a decade. However, up to now precise production recipes are scarce. For this sake we present here a systematic study on some important factors that influence the formation of metallic nanotubules. In the case of chemical deposition, the first question to be answered is the choice of the activation technique to produce the required activation centers. Both the time of activation and the time of subsequent chemical deposition are crucial parameters in this connection. Finally, the maximum temperature is determined up to which thermal stability of the etched tracks and of the tubules therein is given. This study should allow one to predict better the efficiency of conducting nanotubule formation.

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Radiation Measurements

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