Canatu Oy

Albert G Nasibulin

David Paul Brown

Esko I Kauppinen

Hua Jiang

David Gonzales

Esko Kauppinen

Bradley J Aitchison

Andrei Ollikainen

David Gonzalez

Anna Moisala

Anna Moisala Motta

Jussi Heikkonen

A method for depositing high aspect ratio molecular structures (HARMS), which method comprises applying a force upon an aerosol comprising one or more HARM-structures, which force moves one or more HARM-structures based on one or more physical features and/or properties towards one or more predetermined locations for depositing one or more HARM-structures in a pattern by means of an applied force.

Method for depositing high aspect ratio molecular structures

The present invention relates to single walled and multi-walled carbon nanotubes (CNTs), functionalized CNTs and carbon nanotube composites with controlled properties, to a method for aerosol synthesis of single walled and multi-walled carbon nanotubes, functionalized CNTs and carbon nanotube composites with controlled properties from pre-made catalyst particles and a carbon source in the presence of reagents and additives, to functional, matrix and composite materials composed thereof and structures and devices fabricated from the same in continuous or batch CNT reactors. The present invention allows all or part of the processes of synthesis of CNTs, their purification, doping, functionalization, coating, mixing and deposition to be combined in one continuous procedure and in which the catalyst synthesis, the CNT synthesis, and their functionalization, doping, coating, mixing and deposition can be separately controlled.

Single, multi-walled, functionalized and doped carbon nanotubes and composites thereof

A structure comprising high aspect ratio molecular structures (HARM-structures), wherein the structure comprises an essentially planar network () of HARM-structures, and a support () in contact with the network (). The support () has an opening () therein, at the peripheral region () of which opening () the network () is in contact with the support (), such that the middle part of the network () is unsupported by the support (). The network () comprises essentially randomly oriented HARM-structures.

Structures comprising high aspect ratio molecular structures and methods of fabrication

A method for the production of a fibrous network-substrate component includes the steps of providing a network of fibrous material () on a preliminary substrate () by filtering high aspect ratio molecular structures (HARM-structures) from gas flow, placing the network of fibrous material () on the preliminary substrate () in proximity to a secondary substrate (), applying a force to the network of fibrous material () to preferably attract the network of fibrous material () from the preliminary substrate () to the secondary substrate () in order to transfer the network of fibrous material () from the preliminary substrate () to the secondary substrate (), and removing the preliminary substrate () from the network of fibrous material ().

Fibrous networks and a method and apparatus for continuous or batch fibrous network production

A method for moving high aspect ratio molecular structures (HARMS), which method comprises applying a force upon a dispersion comprising one or more bundled and individual HARM-structures, wherein the force moves the bundled and/or the individual HARM-structure based on one or more physical features and/or properties for substantially separating the bundled and individual HARM-structures from each other.

Method for separating high aspect ratio molecular structures

The present invention relates to a method, computer program and device for determining the crystal structure and/or the range of crystal structures of one or more crystalline tubular molecules from a set of calibration-free properties of a diffraction pattern of the one or more crystalline tubular molecules.

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Albert G Nasibulin