Properties Analysis of Carbon-composite- Nanotubes by Polarized Raman Spectroscopy

Carbon composite nanotubes are the harder than the diamond and composed by carbon. So we can identify the carbon-nanotube-based composite materials by polarized Raman spectroscopy This technique may be used to identify carbon nanotubes , access their dispersion in polymers, evaluate nanotube /matrix interactions and detect polymer phase transitions. The Raman spectra of nanotubes can also be used to quantify the strain or stress transferred to nanotubes from the surrounding environment and to investigate local stresses and strains in polymers and composites. A polarized Raman technique was developed to detect the stress or strain in a matrix using randomly dispersed single-walled nanotubes. This technique was developed to detect and map stress fields in model fibre-polymer composites and Carbon composites.