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Assessing the Quality of Solvents and Dispersants for Low-Dimensional Materials Using the Corresponding Distances Method
Adam Hardy, Henry Bock
School of Engineering & Physical Sciences
Institute of Chemical Sciences
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solvents
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distance
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prediction
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simulation
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carbon nanotubes
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solubility
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layers
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curves
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capture
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walls
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assessments
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tubes
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resolution
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computer codes
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nanomaterials
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Engineering
Dispersant
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Carbon Nanotubes
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Nanomaterial
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Experimental Result
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Structural Detail
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High Resolution
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Simulation Software
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Hansen Solubility Parameter
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Chemistry
Dispersing Agent
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Low-Dimensional Material
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Nanomaterial
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Carbon Nanotube
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Single Walled Nanotube
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Structure
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Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Bromotrichloromethane
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Dispersant
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Carbon Nanotube
50%
Nanomaterial
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Single Walled Nanotube
50%
Material Science
Carbon Nanotubes
100%
Nanocrystalline Material
50%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon Nanotube
100%