Carbon nanotubes are generally produced by three main techniques, arc discharge, laser ablation and chemical vapour deposition. Though scientists are researching more economic ways to produce these structures. In arc discharge, a vapour is created by an arc discharge between two carbon electrodes with or without catalyst. Nanotubes self-assemble from the resulting carbon vapour. In the laser ab...

The chance of developing lung cancer is increased through being exposed to cigarette smoke illustrated by studies. It is vital to understand the development of particular histologic-type cancers regarding the deposition of carcinogenic particles, which are present in human airway. In this paper, the mass transfer and deposition of cigarette smoke, inside the human airway, are investigated apply...

A novel scheme of flash evaporation feeding for MOCVD processes of multicomponent oxide films deposition is proposed. The scheme comprises 1) microdozage of organic solution of solid volatile precursors on the glass fiber belt, 2) evaporation of the solvent and 3) flash evaporation of MOC microdoses from the belt. The functioning of the designed feeder is described and the features of proposed ...

GROWTH AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FERROMAGNETIC SEMICONDUKTOR GaN:Mn THIN FILMS USING PLASMA ASSISTED METALORGANIC CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION(PA-MOCVD)

This study reports the growth of MgZnO nanowall structures on GaAs substrates through the incorporation of Mg by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition at a growth temperature of 500 C. Through Mg incorporation, a 5 nm-thick MgGa2O4 layer was initially self-formed on GaAs substrates, which acted as a buffer layer with reduced lattice mismatch for nanowall growth. However, due to the large diffe...