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              Note: Page numbers followed by f indicate figures and t indicate tables.
              A                                Atomic scale registry, 170
              Actuator                         Automatic water-drive CNT yarn actuator
               architecture, 275–279                 contraction, 284–287
               CNT yarn (see CNT yarn-based
                   actuators)                  B
               fabrication materials, 271      Bath-spinning method, 47
               flexible, 271                   Biochemical sensor, 234–237
               functions, 271                  Bio-inspired structural design, 202
              Aerogel-spun CNT yarn, 184–185, 189  Biomolecule sensor, 287
              Alcohols, 13–14, 39              Boronic acid, 287
              All-solid-state flexible SC, 250–251  Bridge current, 233
              Amorphous carbon bridging, 151   Bulk density, 141–149
              Amorphous CNT thread, 187        Bundle tensile test, 199
              Analytic model, 199              Bundle-to-yarn strength ratio, 159
               continuum model of twisted yarn,
                   185–187                     C
               intertube contacts based fracture model,   Capillary force, 5, 280
                   187–189                     Carbon atom, 2, 13, 72–73, 166–167, 250
               Monte Carlo model, 189–192      Carbon crystal density, 174–176
               two-scale damage mechanics model, 187  Carbon fiber, 5–6, 157, 173–176
              Animal fiber, 137                  commercial high-strength fibers,
              Anisotropic thermal expansion, 281     130–131
              Anisotropic yarn expansion, 281    density, 174–176
              Applied potential, 249, 275–276    high-performance polymeric fibers,
              Aqueous electrolytes, 248, 250–251     85–89
              Aqueous solution-based electrolyte, 248  Carbon nanotube (CNT) fibers and yarns
              Aromatic fiber, 89–91              advantages, 1
              Artificial muscle, 9, 271, 273–274  aerogel-based yarns, 183–184
              As-fabricated SC, 246–247, 257     alignment, 168–169
              As-spun acetone-densified yarn, 147–149  CNT fibers, surface morphology of,
              As-spun CNT fiber, 103, 105–106, 108,   153, 153f
                   112, 115, 123–124, 174          controlling, 153–155, 154f
              Asymmetric supercapacitor, 246, 259–262  direct spinning method, 153–155, 154f
              Asymmetric threadlike supercapacitors  neat MWNT networks at strains,
               coaxial fiber SC fabrication, 261–264, 263f  151–152, 152f
               EDLC electrode, 261                 strands, drafting of, 151–152
               energy density, 261, 264            tortuosity and misalignment, 149–151,
               non-polarizable electrode, 261        151f
               stretchable asymmetric SC, 264      array, 137, 151f, 253, 259–261
               two-ply yarn configuration, 261–262  assembly, 171f
               woven fabric embedded with threadlike   ballistic conductivity, 213–214
                   SCs, 261, 262f                  bulk material, 174


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