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Graphene is softer to bend when stretched and bent and harder to stretch when bent and moderately stretched
Thu, 2016-08-11 07:12 - Antonino Favata
In the attached paper, we have shown that concomitant bending and stretching, whatever their value, concur to make bending stiffness decrease; moreover, concomitant bending and stretching make the stretching stiffness (or the Young modulus) increase until the applied forces reach a threshold value, then they make it decrease. Said differently, graphene is softer to bend when stretched and bent and harder to stretch when bent and moderately stretched.
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