Nanotube


/ˈnænəʊˌtjuːb/
noun
1.
a cylindrical nanoparticle, esp a carbon molecule
noun

See buckytube
nanotube
(nān’ə-tb’)
A hollow cylindrical or toroidal molecule made of one element, usually carbon. Nanotubes are being investigated as semiconductors and for uses in nanotechnology. See also fullerene.

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