Abstract
In this paper the interfacial cohesive law of composite for single-wall carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and single crystal metal is characterized by van der Waals force, and the new interfacial cohesive law is established. The van der Waals force is sensitively related to the distance of atoms, therefore single crystal metal is delaminated according to the structure of crystal lattices that the metal atoms of same distance to CNTs are divided into one layer, and a series of parameters are obtained. The analytical expressions of the new cohesive law are useful to studying the composite interface between CNTs and single crystal metal, and can give the macro properties of the composites accurately.
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