2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2021.04.035
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Investigation of carbon nanosprings with the tunable mechanical properties controlled by the defect distribution

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“…As shown in Figure 2, six defected CCNTs are built by periodically introducing the SW and vacancy defects in the different positions of CNT segments. Since the previous studies found that the stress is mainly concentrated at the inner edge of the CCNTs [21,23], the defects are only arranged near the inner edge. According to the relative position of SW defects and the essential heptagon defects in the inner edge of CNT segments, the defects in the middle of two adjacent heptagon defects are identified as the first type SW defects (i.e., (2,3,7,1)/sw1), as shown in Figure 2b.…”
Section: Molecular Models and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…As shown in Figure 2, six defected CCNTs are built by periodically introducing the SW and vacancy defects in the different positions of CNT segments. Since the previous studies found that the stress is mainly concentrated at the inner edge of the CCNTs [21,23], the defects are only arranged near the inner edge. According to the relative position of SW defects and the essential heptagon defects in the inner edge of CNT segments, the defects in the middle of two adjacent heptagon defects are identified as the first type SW defects (i.e., (2,3,7,1)/sw1), as shown in Figure 2b.…”
Section: Molecular Models and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Furthermore, Wu et al [22] constructed entwined coiled carbon structures with single-to triple-helix, and the increase in the number of entwined helices caused the increase in stiffness. Bie et al [23] investigated the tunable mechanical properties of CCNTs with different defect positions and geometries through three different construction procedures. Besides using MD methods, Ghaderi et al [24] used the molecular structural mechanics method through finite element code to obtain the mechanical properties of CCNTs, and the results showed that both the spring constants and shear modulus increased along with the increase of the diameter of CNT segments.…”
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“…44 Recently, it has been demonstrated that, when trained using machine learning, GAP could simulate the thermal and mechanical properties of pristine and defective carbon. 42,45 Especially, AIREBO has been widely used to study the thermal and mechanical properties of carbon-based materials, [46][47][48][49][50][51] and the obtained results are reasonable and widely acknowledged. Furthermore, it is wellknown that, in molecular dynamics simulations, the simulated results obtained using different potentials are slightly different.…”
Section: Force Eldmentioning
confidence: 99%