Filling rate dependence on theoretical Raman spectra of carbon C60 peapods
Keywords:
CARBON NANOTUBES, PEAPODS, RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY, SPECTRAL MOMENT METHOD, SIMULATIONAbstract
We use the spectral moments method in the framework of the bond-polarization theory to calculate nonresonant Raman spectra of C60 peapods as a function of the concentration of fullerenes inside the single wall carbon nanotubes. The evolution of the average Raman intensity ratios between Raman mode of C60 molecules and nanotube as a function of the concentration of fullerenes has been analyzed and a general good agreement is found between calculations and measurements.Â
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