Monday, November 7, 2011

amorphous carbon raman

Typical Raman spectra of amorphous carbon films prepared by glow discharge

Typical Raman spectra of amorphous carbon films prepared by glow discharge

The single walled nanotubes (SWNT) and amorphous carbon produced more

The single walled nanotubes (SWNT) and amorphous carbon produced more

 amorphous carbon materials onto the substrate, intervening in the Raman

amorphous carbon materials onto the substrate, intervening in the Raman

 but no band appear which can be attributed to the amorphous carbon.

but no band appear which can be attributed to the amorphous carbon.

Typical Raman Spectra of SCNRs, 785nm Excitation Frequency

Typical Raman Spectra of SCNRs, 785nm Excitation Frequency

Raman Spectra of Diamondlike Amorphous Carbon Films

Raman Spectra of Diamondlike Amorphous Carbon Films

Figure 5: A typical Raman spectrum of Tagish Lake.

Figure 5: A typical Raman spectrum of Tagish Lake.

Figure T3.1 Comparison of Raman spectra of (a) amorphous and (b)

Figure T3.1 Comparison of Raman spectra of (a) amorphous and (b)

Raman. Figure 2 : Raman Spectrum. Today, we have futher developed our plasma

Raman. Figure 2 : Raman Spectrum. Today, we have futher developed our plasma

Raman spectra obtained from the different carbon phases in the Haver¨o

Raman spectra obtained from the different carbon phases in the Haver¨o

 the termination structure of the amorphous carbon and related films.

the termination structure of the amorphous carbon and related films.

As a result, the resonant Raman cross section of all modes is strongly

As a result, the resonant Raman cross section of all modes is strongly

The Raman spectra of the treated carbon fibers showed very similar ID/IG

The Raman spectra of the treated carbon fibers showed very similar ID/IG

Raman spectra of as-deposited and carbon-ion-planted, coarse-grain diamond

Raman spectra of as-deposited and carbon-ion-planted, coarse-grain diamond

(a) G Raman band position, (b) ID/IG ratio of the intensities of D and G

(a) G Raman band position, (b) ID/IG ratio of the intensities of D and G

 RAMAN

RAMAN

Figure 11: Raman D and G bands of two Stardust particles (labelled F1_1 and

Figure 11: Raman D and G bands of two Stardust particles (labelled F1_1 and

 amorphous sp2 bonded carbon. Because of the large amount of grain

amorphous sp2 bonded carbon. Because of the large amount of grain

Characterization of Carbon Nanotubes Using Raman Spectroscopy: A Parametric

Characterization of Carbon Nanotubes Using Raman Spectroscopy: A Parametric

 report in the following the Raman spectra of isolated multi-wall carbon

report in the following the Raman spectra of isolated multi-wall carbon

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