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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 20.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Sci Technol. 2012 Jun 14;46(22):12246–12253. doi: 10.1021/es300804f

Table 1.

Properties of CNTs used in this study

CNT ID CNT
Type
State Puritya Metal
Contentb
Outer
Diameter
(nm)
Inner
Diameter
(nm)
Length
(µm)
MW-O MWCNT Raw >95% <6% 20–30 5–10 10–30
MW-P MWCNT Purified >98% <2% 20–30 5–10 10–30
MW-F MWCNT Functionalized >99.9% <0.01% 20–30 5–10 10–30
MW-15 MWCNT Raw >95% <5% 7–15 3–6 0.5–200
MW-20 MWCNT Raw >95% <5% 10–20 5–10 0.5–200
MW-30 MWCNT Raw >95% <5% 10–30 5–10 0.5–500
MW-100 MWCNT Raw >95% <5% 60–100 5–10 0.5–500
MW-OH MWCNT Functionalized >95% <1.5% 8–15 3–5 10–50
MW-COOH MWCNT Functionalized >95% <1.5% 8–15 3–5 10–50
MW-15Gc MWCNT Annealed >97% <1% 7–15 3–6 0.5–200
MW-Mitsui MWCNT Raw >98% <1% 20–70 NA NA
MW-Arc MWCNTd Raw <50% 0% 5–10e NA NA
SW SWCNT Raw <50% <10% 1.1 NA 0.5–100
SW-65 SWCNT Purified <75% <10% 0.8 NA 0.45–2
a

CNT content reported by manufacturer. MW-P and MW-F calculated assuming no amorphous carbon remaining.

b

Metal content reported by manufacturer except for MW-F and MW-P determined using energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and MW-15G using thermogravimetric analysis.

c

MW-15 annealed at ~2000°C in UHP He.

d

Synthesized using arc method; all others are CVD.

e

Obtained from TEM images; all others reported by manufacturer.