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The combination of pressure and vacancy defects are investigated to find theideal conditions that would create meaningful $sp^3$ interlinking withoutcausing severe damage to the single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs). Naturallyoccurring defects fail to induce interlinking. The introduction of vacancy typedefects reduces the collapse pressure of the SWCNTs. The combination of vacancydefects, high temperature and low pressure induces $sp^3$ without causingsevere damage to the nanotubes. Structural changes caused before and afterpressurization of the nanotubes were analyzed using Raman spectroscopy.

Numerical Simulations of Pressure Induced $sp^2$-$sp^3$ Transitions in Defect Carbon Nanotubes