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Carbon nanotubes

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Images of individual carbon nanotubes with their respective optical spectra for chirality characterization are acquired directly on devices and growth substrates using a reflective polarized light microscopy set-up.

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Figure 1: Characterizing individual carbon nanotubes on substrates using polarized light microscopy.

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  1. Matt W. Graham is at the Department of Physics of Oregon State University, 301 Weniger Hall, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, USA,

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