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                Figure 6. OAS characterization of CNT nanopeapods: (A) OAS of SWCNTs and AgX@SWCNTs (X = Cl, Br, I) (Reproduced with
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                permission  . Copyright 2010, Elsevier). (B) OAS of SWCNTs and CuX@SWCNTs (X = Cl, Br, I) (Reproduced with  permission  .
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                Copyright 2012, Elsevier). (C) OAS of SWCNTs and CdX @SWCNTs (X = Cl, Br, I) (Reproduced with  permission  . Copyright 2013,
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                Springer Nature). (D) OAS of SWCNTs and FeX @SWCNTs (X = Cl, Br, I) (Reproduced with permission  . Copyright 2009, Springer
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               singularities after filling. Notably, the trend of E  and E  peaks was positively correlated with the electron
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               negativity of halogen atoms (Cl > Br > I) . This phenomenon is most obvious in the CuX@SWCNT and
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               FeX @SWCNT systems.
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               Raman spectroscopy
               Raman scattering is a kind of inelastic scattering that occurs when incident light interacts with phonons,
               and its intensity is typically only one-thousandth of Rayleigh scattering . The energy difference between
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               the scattered light and the incident light can be used to judge the lattice vibration information of carbon
               nanotubes . Transition metal halide (MX)@CNTs were studied by Raman spectroscopy, such as MnCl,
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               MnBr 2 [123] , CoBr 2 [114] , NiCl, NiBr 2 [124] , ZnCl , ZnX 2 [104] , FeX 2 [115] , AgX , CuX  (X = Cl, Br, I), rare earth
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               metal halide, TbBr , TbI 3 [125] , CdCl 2 [126] , LuCl , LuI 3 [126] , GaSe, GaTe , SnS, SnTe , Ag , Cu, Ni , and
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               other complexes.
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