US Patent 7815973 - Condensed phase conversion and growth of nanorods
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This patent from UT-Battelle has priority going back to 1999 and includes some basic claims to condensed phase conversion used to fabricate nanotubes or nanowires. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method, comprising:
depositing a condensed phase matrix material comprising a plurality of particles;
activating said condensed phase matrix material after the depositing, the condensed phase matrix material not being vaporized during the activating thereof; and
forming a plurality of nanorods by condensed phase conversion and growth from the condensed phase matrix material instead of from vapor.
This patent from UT-Battelle has priority going back to 1999 and includes some basic claims to condensed phase conversion used to fabricate nanotubes or nanowires. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method, comprising:
depositing a condensed phase matrix material comprising a plurality of particles;
activating said condensed phase matrix material after the depositing, the condensed phase matrix material not being vaporized during the activating thereof; and
forming a plurality of nanorods by condensed phase conversion and growth from the condensed phase matrix material instead of from vapor.
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