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[*] posted on 15-11-2007 at 13:40
boron doped carbon


I know that there are some reports of boron doped on carbon nanotube,
but I want boron doped on actived carbon or mesoporous carbon, will that be feasible? or are there any reports about that?

any suggestions are welcome!
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[*] posted on 15-11-2007 at 17:43


That would result in an electron-deficient graphite-like structure, if the B is actually replacing some of the C atoms. I doubt it would have any practical use. However, B-doped diamond and N-doped diamond have, as yet experimental, uses in electronics as low-conducting positive- and negative-type respectively (and expensive) semiconductors. They require voltage differences about 5 times that for doped-Si semiconductors, and many more times the voltage difference required for doped-Ge or GaAs semiconductors.
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