Research Article

Theoretical Investigation on Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes Doped with Nitrogen, Pyridine-Like Nitrogen Defects, and Transition Metal Atoms

Figure 7

Total density of states (TDOS) of (a) pristine (10, 0) nanotube, (b) low-doped nitrogen substitution C119N1 (10, 0), (c) high-doped nitrogen substitution C118N2 (10, 0), (d) monovacancy C119 (10, 0) and pyridine-like nitrogen doping 3 NV-CNT C116N3. (e) Nitrogen doping at 3.33% concentration for the NS5 configuration. TDOS of (f) pristine (5, 5) nanotube, (g) low-doped nitrogen substitution C99N1 (5, 5), (h) high-doped nitrogen substitution C98N2 (5, 5), (i) monovacancy C99 (5, 5) and pyridine-like doping 3 NV-CNT C96N3. TDOS of undoped tube with monovacancy is indicated by red curves. The Fermi level is at 0 eV, and smearing of 0.05 eV was applied for all graphs.
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(a) Pure-C100 (10, 0)
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(b) Low doped-C119N1 (10, 0)
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(c) High doped-C118N2 (10, 0)
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(d) Monovacancy-C119 (10, 0), 3NV-CNT(C116N3)
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(e) NS5 at 3.33%
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(f) Pure-C100 (5, 5)
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(g) Low doped-C99N1 (5, 5)
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(h) High doped-C98N2 (5, 5)
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(i) Monovacancy-C99(5, 5), 3NV-CNT(C96N3)