Prediction of Giant Electro-actuation for Carbon Nanoscrolls
R. Rurali, V. R. Coluci, D. S. Galvão
Abstract
We study by first-principles calculations the electro-mechanical response of carbon nanoscrolls. We show that although they present a very similar behavior to carbon nanotubes for what concerns the axial deformation sensitivity, they exhibit a radial response upon charge injection which is up to one order of magnitude larger. In association with their high stability, this behavior make them a natural choice for a new class of very efficient nano-actuators.
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