Definition of buckytube in English:

buckytube

noun ˈbʌkɪtjuːbˈbəkēˌt(y)o͞ob

Chemistry

buckytubes, they discovered, are stronger than steel, carbon fibres, and even diamonds
another term for nanotube
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes called ‘buckytubes,’ carbon nanotubes' properties were first studied by Japanese researchers in the early 1990s.
- The buckytube was accidentally discovered in the resultant soot left behind from an electrical discharge between two carbon electrodes.
- Another technology that the author has been promoting for a long time is what he calls ‘buckytubes,’ but is better known as carbon nanotubes.
- His impact shroud wouldn't do him much good, even if it is made of woven buckytubes.
- Buckytubes self-assemble into ‘ropes’ of tens to hundreds of aligned tubes, running side by side, branching and recombining.

Origin

1990s: blend of buckminsterfullerene and tube.

Definition of buckytube in US English:

buckytube

nounˈbəkēˌt(y)o͞ob

Chemistry

A carbon nanotube.
buckytubes, they discovered, are stronger than steel, carbon fibers, and even diamonds
Example sentencesExamples
- His impact shroud wouldn't do him much good, even if it is made of woven buckytubes.
- Buckytubes self-assemble into ‘ropes’ of tens to hundreds of aligned tubes, running side by side, branching and recombining.
- Sometimes called ‘buckytubes,’ carbon nanotubes' properties were first studied by Japanese researchers in the early 1990s.
- Another technology that the author has been promoting for a long time is what he calls ‘buckytubes,’ but is better known as carbon nanotubes.
- The buckytube was accidentally discovered in the resultant soot left behind from an electrical discharge between two carbon electrodes.

Origin

1990s: blend of buckminsterfullerene and tube.

单词	buckytube
释义	Definition of buckytube in English: buckytube noun ˈbʌkɪtjuːbˈbəkēˌt(y)o͞ob Chemistry buckytubes, they discovered, are stronger than steel, carbon fibres, and even diamonds another term for nanotube Example sentencesExamples Sometimes called ‘buckytubes,’ carbon nanotubes' properties were first studied by Japanese researchers in the early 1990s. The buckytube was accidentally discovered in the resultant soot left behind from an electrical discharge between two carbon electrodes. Another technology that the author has been promoting for a long time is what he calls ‘buckytubes,’ but is better known as carbon nanotubes. His impact shroud wouldn't do him much good, even if it is made of woven buckytubes. Buckytubes self-assemble into ‘ropes’ of tens to hundreds of aligned tubes, running side by side, branching and recombining. Origin 1990s: blend of buckminsterfullerene and tube. Definition of buckytube in US English: buckytube nounˈbəkēˌt(y)o͞ob Chemistry A carbon nanotube. buckytubes, they discovered, are stronger than steel, carbon fibers, and even diamonds Example sentencesExamples His impact shroud wouldn't do him much good, even if it is made of woven buckytubes. Buckytubes self-assemble into ‘ropes’ of tens to hundreds of aligned tubes, running side by side, branching and recombining. Sometimes called ‘buckytubes,’ carbon nanotubes' properties were first studied by Japanese researchers in the early 1990s. Another technology that the author has been promoting for a long time is what he calls ‘buckytubes,’ but is better known as carbon nanotubes. The buckytube was accidentally discovered in the resultant soot left behind from an electrical discharge between two carbon electrodes. Origin 1990s: blend of buckminsterfullerene and tube.
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