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Murr, L. E., Soto, K. F., Esquivel, E. V., Bang, J. J., Guerrero, P. A., Lopez, D. A., & Ramirez, D. A. (2004). Carbon nanotubes and other fullerene-related nanocrystals in the environment: A TEM study. Jom, 56(6), 28-31.
Murr, Lawrence E., et al. "Carbon nanotubes and other fullerene-related nanocrystals in the environment: A TEM study." Jom 56.6 (2004): 28-31.
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Carbon nanotubes and other fullerene-related nanocrystals in the environment: A TEM study.

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Carbon nanotubes and other fullerene-related nanocrystals are ubiquitous in the atmospheric environment—both indoor and outdoor. In fact, these nanostructures have been observed even in a 10,000 year-old ice core sample, indicating their natural existence in antiquity, probably as natural gas/methane combustion products. Similar carbon nanotubes and complex carbon nanocrystal aggregates are observed to be emitted from contemporary combustion sources such as kitchen stoves (natural gas and propane), water heater and …

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