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Voids, split crystals and chained molecules

Voids, split crystals and chained molecules RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS No more loose ends Use voids for strength Although the cyclization of 5- and 6-membered Critical requirements strain tolerance. Wada chains is a high-yield process in synthetic for the effective use of and colleagues show that chemistry, for entropic reasons, forming cyclic bulk metallic glasses in the pores act as stress molecules from chains longer than 100 atoms has structural applications concentrators, resulting always been difficult; the likelihood of the ends of are mechanical properties in a significant resilience the molecules finding each another is low. Now, such as high strength and to compressive strain researchers in Tokyo have developed an elegant toughness. However, the without the loss of other approach to the problem: by increasing the size use of these materials mechanical properties of the ends of a molecule, the probability of them is currently limited by such as rigidity. Although finding one another can be improved (Hori et al. the amount of strain this approach has been Angewandte Chemie International Edition 44, they can take. Wada used before, the number 4896–4899; 2005). The authors succeeded in and colleagues (Applied of pores formed meant a synthesizing an ultramacrocyclic molecule with Physics Letters 86, significant http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Nature Materials Springer Journals

Voids, split crystals and chained molecules

Nature Materials , Volume 4 (9) – Sep 1, 2005
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Voids, split crystals and chained molecules

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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS No more loose ends Use voids for strength Although the cyclization of 5- and 6-membered Critical requirements strain tolerance. Wada chains is a high-yield process in synthetic for the effective use of and colleagues show that chemistry, for entropic reasons, forming cyclic bulk metallic glasses in the pores act as stress molecules from chains longer than 100 atoms has structural applications concentrators, resulting always been difficult; the...
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Springer Journals
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Copyright © 2005 by Nature Publishing Group
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Materials Science; Materials Science, general; Optical and Electronic Materials; Biomaterials; Nanotechnology; Condensed Matter Physics
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1476-1122
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1476-4660
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10.1038/nmat1479
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Abstract

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS No more loose ends Use voids for strength Although the cyclization of 5- and 6-membered Critical requirements strain tolerance. Wada chains is a high-yield process in synthetic for the effective use of and colleagues show that chemistry, for entropic reasons, forming cyclic bulk metallic glasses in the pores act as stress molecules from chains longer than 100 atoms has structural applications concentrators, resulting always been difficult; the likelihood of the ends of are mechanical properties in a significant resilience the molecules finding each another is low. Now, such as high strength and to compressive strain researchers in Tokyo have developed an elegant toughness. However, the without the loss of other approach to the problem: by increasing the size use of these materials mechanical properties of the ends of a molecule, the probability of them is currently limited by such as rigidity. Although finding one another can be improved (Hori et al. the amount of strain this approach has been Angewandte Chemie International Edition 44, they can take. Wada used before, the number 4896–4899; 2005). The authors succeeded in and colleagues (Applied of pores formed meant a synthesizing an ultramacrocyclic molecule with Physics Letters 86, significant

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Published: Sep 1, 2005

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