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I thought it was because nano tubes are created using graphene which is a single layer of graphite and graphite only bonds with 3 carbon atoms and this leaves one declocalised electron thats free to carry a charge

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In carbon nanotubes each carbon atom has a 'free' electron which can move around freely and therefore can carry a charge and conduct electricity.

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because it stinks

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