I. C. Kao, Yunjea Hwang, C. Cheng, Wen-Jwu Wang, Bo‐Cheng Wang, K. Hwang
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Carbon nanotubes were produced by plasma discharging of graphite electrodes in air at 1 atm. The combined yield of CNTs and carbon nanoparticles is ∼20 wt % relative to the mass of cathode deposits or 14 wt% of graphite electrode consumed. The yields of CNTs and carbon nanoparticles under different inert gas atmospheres, such as He, Ar, N2, and air were compared.