1.
Autreto, Pedro Alves da Silva; Galvao, Douglas S; Artacho, Emilio
Species Fractionation in Atomic Chains from Mechanically Stretched Alloys Journal Article
In: arXiv preprint arXiv:1312.1285, 2013.
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title = {Species Fractionation in Atomic Chains from Mechanically Stretched Alloys},
author = {Autreto, Pedro Alves da Silva and Galvao, Douglas S and Artacho, Emilio},
url = {http://arxiv.org/abs/1312.1285},
year = {2013},
date = {2013-01-01},
journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:1312.1285},
abstract = {Bettini et al. [Nature Nanotech 1, 182 (2006)] reported the first experimental realization of linear
atomic chains (LACs) composed of different atoms (Au and Ag). Different contents of Au and Ag
were observed in the chains from what found in the bulk alloys, which rises the question of what is the
wire composition if in equilibrium with a bulk alloy. In this work we address the thermodynamic
driving force for species fractionation in LACs under tension, and we present density-functional
theory results for Ag-Au chain alloys. A pronounced stabilization of wires with an alternating
Ag-Au sequence is observed, which could be behind the experimentally observed Au enrichment in
LACs from alloys of high Ag content.},
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Bettini et al. [Nature Nanotech 1, 182 (2006)] reported the first experimental realization of linear
atomic chains (LACs) composed of different atoms (Au and Ag). Different contents of Au and Ag
were observed in the chains from what found in the bulk alloys, which rises the question of what is the
wire composition if in equilibrium with a bulk alloy. In this work we address the thermodynamic
driving force for species fractionation in LACs under tension, and we present density-functional
theory results for Ag-Au chain alloys. A pronounced stabilization of wires with an alternating
Ag-Au sequence is observed, which could be behind the experimentally observed Au enrichment in
LACs from alloys of high Ag content.
atomic chains (LACs) composed of different atoms (Au and Ag). Different contents of Au and Ag
were observed in the chains from what found in the bulk alloys, which rises the question of what is the
wire composition if in equilibrium with a bulk alloy. In this work we address the thermodynamic
driving force for species fractionation in LACs under tension, and we present density-functional
theory results for Ag-Au chain alloys. A pronounced stabilization of wires with an alternating
Ag-Au sequence is observed, which could be behind the experimentally observed Au enrichment in
LACs from alloys of high Ag content.
2013
1.
Autreto, Pedro Alves da Silva; Galvao, Douglas S; Artacho, Emilio
Species Fractionation in Atomic Chains from Mechanically Stretched Alloys Journal Article
In: arXiv preprint arXiv:1312.1285, 2013.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: Atomic Chains, DFT, Mech, Mechanical Properties, Metallic Nanowires
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title = {Species Fractionation in Atomic Chains from Mechanically Stretched Alloys},
author = {Autreto, Pedro Alves da Silva and Galvao, Douglas S and Artacho, Emilio},
url = {http://arxiv.org/abs/1312.1285},
year = {2013},
date = {2013-01-01},
journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:1312.1285},
abstract = {Bettini et al. [Nature Nanotech 1, 182 (2006)] reported the first experimental realization of linear
atomic chains (LACs) composed of different atoms (Au and Ag). Different contents of Au and Ag
were observed in the chains from what found in the bulk alloys, which rises the question of what is the
wire composition if in equilibrium with a bulk alloy. In this work we address the thermodynamic
driving force for species fractionation in LACs under tension, and we present density-functional
theory results for Ag-Au chain alloys. A pronounced stabilization of wires with an alternating
Ag-Au sequence is observed, which could be behind the experimentally observed Au enrichment in
LACs from alloys of high Ag content.},
keywords = {Atomic Chains, DFT, Mech, Mechanical Properties, Metallic Nanowires},
pubstate = {published},
tppubtype = {article}
}
Bettini et al. [Nature Nanotech 1, 182 (2006)] reported the first experimental realization of linear
atomic chains (LACs) composed of different atoms (Au and Ag). Different contents of Au and Ag
were observed in the chains from what found in the bulk alloys, which rises the question of what is the
wire composition if in equilibrium with a bulk alloy. In this work we address the thermodynamic
driving force for species fractionation in LACs under tension, and we present density-functional
theory results for Ag-Au chain alloys. A pronounced stabilization of wires with an alternating
Ag-Au sequence is observed, which could be behind the experimentally observed Au enrichment in
LACs from alloys of high Ag content.
atomic chains (LACs) composed of different atoms (Au and Ag). Different contents of Au and Ag
were observed in the chains from what found in the bulk alloys, which rises the question of what is the
wire composition if in equilibrium with a bulk alloy. In this work we address the thermodynamic
driving force for species fractionation in LACs under tension, and we present density-functional
theory results for Ag-Au chain alloys. A pronounced stabilization of wires with an alternating
Ag-Au sequence is observed, which could be behind the experimentally observed Au enrichment in
LACs from alloys of high Ag content.
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