Definition of nanotube in English:

nanotube

nounˈnanəʊtjuːbˈnænoʊˌtub

Chemistry

A tubular molecule composed of a large number of carbon atoms.
nanotubes might replace some metal electronic components, leading to faster devices
Example sentencesExamples
- Two different continuum electrostatic models are formulated to describe the ion solvation inside the nanotube.
- A carbon nanotube is a single molecule that's about 500 times narrower than the silicon used in today's processor and is about 10 atoms across.
- The reaction to attach them to carbon nanotubes involves a ring-closure between atoms in the ‘anchor’ and two carbon atoms of the nanotube.
- Which in this case, researchers reasoned, resulted in the orderly molecular structure of the nanotubes.
- The interactions of the lipid molecules with the nanotube may be classified as hydrophobic and hydrogen-bondlike.

Definition of nanotube in US English:

nanotube

nounˈnænoʊˌtubˈnanōˌto͞ob

Chemistry

A tubular molecule composed of a large number of carbon atoms.
nanotubes might replace some metal electronic components, leading to faster devices
Example sentencesExamples
- Which in this case, researchers reasoned, resulted in the orderly molecular structure of the nanotubes.
- The interactions of the lipid molecules with the nanotube may be classified as hydrophobic and hydrogen-bondlike.
- The reaction to attach them to carbon nanotubes involves a ring-closure between atoms in the ‘anchor’ and two carbon atoms of the nanotube.
- Two different continuum electrostatic models are formulated to describe the ion solvation inside the nanotube.
- A carbon nanotube is a single molecule that's about 500 times narrower than the silicon used in today's processor and is about 10 atoms across.

单词	nanotube
释义	Definition of nanotube in English: nanotube nounˈnanəʊtjuːbˈnænoʊˌtub Chemistry A tubular molecule composed of a large number of carbon atoms. nanotubes might replace some metal electronic components, leading to faster devices Example sentencesExamples Two different continuum electrostatic models are formulated to describe the ion solvation inside the nanotube. A carbon nanotube is a single molecule that's about 500 times narrower than the silicon used in today's processor and is about 10 atoms across. The reaction to attach them to carbon nanotubes involves a ring-closure between atoms in the ‘anchor’ and two carbon atoms of the nanotube. Which in this case, researchers reasoned, resulted in the orderly molecular structure of the nanotubes. The interactions of the lipid molecules with the nanotube may be classified as hydrophobic and hydrogen-bondlike. Definition of nanotube in US English: nanotube nounˈnænoʊˌtubˈnanōˌto͞ob Chemistry A tubular molecule composed of a large number of carbon atoms. nanotubes might replace some metal electronic components, leading to faster devices Example sentencesExamples Which in this case, researchers reasoned, resulted in the orderly molecular structure of the nanotubes. The interactions of the lipid molecules with the nanotube may be classified as hydrophobic and hydrogen-bondlike. The reaction to attach them to carbon nanotubes involves a ring-closure between atoms in the ‘anchor’ and two carbon atoms of the nanotube. Two different continuum electrostatic models are formulated to describe the ion solvation inside the nanotube. A carbon nanotube is a single molecule that's about 500 times narrower than the silicon used in today's processor and is about 10 atoms across.
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