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Extra‐High Mechanical and Phononic Anisotropy in Black Phosphorus Blisters (Small 45/2023)

Xuwei Cui, Wenlong Dong, Shizhe Feng, Guorui Wang, Congying Wang, Shijun Wang, Yekai Zhou, Xiaohui Qiu, Luqi Liu, Zhi Ping Xu, Zhong Zhang

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Anisotropic Mechanics and Phononics In article number 2301959, Luqi Liu, Zhiping Xu, Zhong Zhang, and co-workers develop a rectangular-shaped bulge device to uniaxially stretch the suspended 2D materials and further serve as a promising platform to detect the orientation-dependent mechanical and physical properties of anisotropic 2D materials. A typical anisotropic 2D material, black phosphorus, is employed as a reference to measure its anisotropic Young's modulus and reveal its orientation-strain-dependent phononic properties.

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Anisotropic Mechanics and Phononics In article number 2301959, Luqi Liu, Zhiping Xu, Zhong Zhang, and co-workers develop a rectangular-shaped bulge device to uniaxially stretch the suspended 2D materials and further serve as a promising platform to detect the orientation-dependent mechanical and physical properties of anisotropic 2D materials. A typical anisotropic 2D material, black phosphorus, is employed as a reference to measure its anisotropic Young's modulus and reveal its orientation-strain-dependent phononic properties.

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Anisotropic Mechanics and Phononics In article number 2301959, Luqi Liu, Zhiping Xu, Zhong Zhang, and co-workers develop a rectangular-shaped bulge device to uniaxially stretch the suspended 2D materials and further serve as a promising platform to detect the orientation-dependent mechanical and physical properties of anisotropic 2D materials. A typical anisotropic 2D material, black phosphorus, is employed as a reference to measure its anisotropic Young's modulus and reveal its orientation-strain-dependent phononic properties.

Key concepts: Anisotropy, Black phosphorus, Materials science, Modulus, Condensed matter physics, Orientation (vector space), Blisters, Phosphorene

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