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The effects of Zn and Mg on the mechanical properties of the Al/TiN interface: a first-principles study
H. Z. Zhang ; S. Q. Wang
刊名Journal of Physics-Condensed Matter
2007
卷号19期号:22
关键词metal-ceramic interfaces ab-initio aluminum-alloys adhesion al strength fracture wettability kinetics tensile
ISSN号0953-8984
中文摘要The adhesion and tensile behaviours of Zn and Mg contaminated Al/TiN(001) interfaces are investigated by first- principles calculations. The structures of the monolayer and half-monolayer Zn and Mg at the interface are studied. The results show that Zn and Mg greatly affect the adhesion and mechanical properties of the Al/TiN(001) interface. Both Zn and Mg increase the interfacial separation and decrease interface adhesion. During the tensile simulation, fractures of the Zn and Mg contaminated Al/TiN(001) interfaces are caused by the rupture of interface Zn-N and Mg-N bonds. The tensile strengths of them are smaller than that of the clean Al/TiN(001) interface. The Mg contaminated interfaces have higher work of adhesion and larger tensile strength than the Zn contaminated ones. The calculations are consistent with the experimental results and provide an insight from the atomic and electronic points of view.
原文出处://WOS:000246568500014
公开日期2012-04-13
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.imr.ac.cn/handle/321006/34029]  
专题金属研究所_中国科学院金属研究所
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H. Z. Zhang,S. Q. Wang. The effects of Zn and Mg on the mechanical properties of the Al/TiN interface: a first-principles study[J]. Journal of Physics-Condensed Matter,2007,19(22).
APA H. Z. Zhang,&S. Q. Wang.(2007).The effects of Zn and Mg on the mechanical properties of the Al/TiN interface: a first-principles study.Journal of Physics-Condensed Matter,19(22).
MLA H. Z. Zhang,et al."The effects of Zn and Mg on the mechanical properties of the Al/TiN interface: a first-principles study".Journal of Physics-Condensed Matter 19.22(2007).
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