“…A lot of materials, such as Si [2,3], ZnO [4], WS 2 [5], MoS 2 [6], GaN [7], and SiC [8][9][10][11][12][13], have been synthesized as 1-D nanostructures. Recent research results suggest that 1-D SiC nanostructures are the potential candidates for light-emitting device [8], nano-reinforced composite materials [9], nanoelectronic devices [10], catalyst supports [11,12], and nano-electromechanical systems [13], due to their outstanding properties such as wide bandgap, high hardness, excellent thermal conductivity, high electron mobility, high saturation drift velocity, etc. Up to now, various synthesis methods have been explored to produce SiC-based 1-D nanostructures including laser ablation, physical evaporation, and chemical vapor deposition [14].…”