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Probing Structural Defects in MOFs Using Water Stability
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Rapid Exciton Transport and Structural Defects in Individual Porphyrinic Metal Organic Framework Microcrystals
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Relevance of structural defects to the mechanism of mechanical deformation in metallic glasses
Abstract It is known that deformation in disordered materials such as metallic glasses and supercooled liquids occurs via the cooperative rearrangement of atoms or constituent particles at dynamical heterogeneities, commonly regarded as point-like defects. We show via molecular-dynamics simulations that there is no apparent relationship between atomic rearrangements and the local atomic environment as measured by the atomic-level stresses, kinetic and potential energies, and the per-atom Voronoi volume. In addition, there is only a weak correlation between atomic rearrangements and the largest and smallest eigenvalues of the dynamical matrix. Our results confirm the transient nature of dynamical heterogeneities and suggest that the notion of defects may be less relevant than that of a propensity for rearrangement.
Structure, defects, and optical properties of commensurate GaN/ZnGeN 2 /GaN double heterojunctions
GaN/ZnGeN 2 /GaN double heterojunctions were grown by molecular beam epitaxy; we demonstrate coherent interfaces between ZnGeN 2 and GaN and highlight defects and associated properties of interest with respect to optoelectronic applications.
Fabrication of Atomic-scale Defect Structures within 2D Materials through Automated Electron Beam Control
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Structural defects in compounds ZnXSb (X = Cr, Mn, Fe): Origin of disorder and its relationship with
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Characterizing Disorder and Defect Structures in Fluorinated Graphite Using NMR .
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Fabrication of 3D Metafilms ? Metal-dependent Deposition Kinetics Can Introduce Structural Defects.
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Theory of the thermal conductivity of metals with crystal structure defects
Electron thermal conductivity of non-ideal metals, taking into account arbitrary change and amplitude of electron scattering on ions and phonon spectra deformation by impurities
A study of defect structures with the field ion microscope Semiannual report, 1 Mar. - 31 Aug. 1967
Computer models to aid in interpretating field ion micrographs of crystal structures
A study of defect structures with the field ion microscope Semiannual report, 1 Mar. - 31 Aug. 1969
Development and testing of atom probe field-ion microscope and quantitative measurements of atomic order in platinum and nickel alloys
A study of defect structures with the field ion microscope Semiannual report, 1 Sep. 1969 - 28 Feb. 1970
Field ion microscopy of stoichiometric platinum and nickel alloys for atomic ordering parameters
Technique for the direct observation of residual defect structures in explosive loaded metal cylinders
Thin walled metal cylinders residual deformation microstructures under internal impulsive loading
Evaluation of structural defects in crystals: A prerequisite to crystal growth in space
Analysis of crystals to be grown in space with emphasis on dislocations and stacking faults
The observation of structural defects in neutron-irradiated lithium-doped silicon solar cells
Electron microscopy has been used to observe the distribution and morphology of lattice defects introduced into lithium-doped silicon solar cells by neutron irradiation. Upon etching the surface of the solar cells after irradiation, crater-like defects are observed that are thought to be associated with the space charge region around vacancy clusters. Thermal annealing experiments showed that the crater defects were stable in the temperature range 300 to 1200 K in all of the lithium-doped samples. Some annealing of the crater defects was observed to occur in the undoped cells which were irradiated at the lowest doses.
Defect structure of NiO and rates and mechanisms of formation from atomic oxygen and nickel
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Defect structure and electronic characteristics of GaAs layers grown by electroepitaxy and thermal LPE
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