2018
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201800137
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Kristall‐Adaptronik: Mechanisch rekonfigurierbare elastische und superelastische molekulare Kristalle

Abstract: Mechanisch rekonfigurierbare molekulare Kristalle – geordnete Materialien, die sich an eine Reihe von Umwelt‐ und Betriebsbedingungen durch bewegungsinduzierte Deformation anpassen können – entwickeln sich rasch zu einer neuen Forschungsrichtung in den Materialwissenschaften, genannt: Kristall‐Adaptronik. Eigenschaften wie Elastizität, Superelastizität oder Ferroelastizität, die sonst nur mit anorganischen Materialien verbunden werden, aber auch Formgedächtnis‐ und Selbstheilungseffekte, welche klassisch mit w… Show more

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“…Despite crystals being often perceived as hard and brittle, numerous examples exhibit appreciable deformation (Ahmed et al, 2018). The mechanical properties of these crystals are intriguing.…”
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“…Despite crystals being often perceived as hard and brittle, numerous examples exhibit appreciable deformation (Ahmed et al, 2018). The mechanical properties of these crystals are intriguing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The origin of elasticity can be traced down to the crystal structure, as it has been shown for a number of other elastic crystals. [3,46,47] The molecular structures of S-BPEMP and R-BPEMP are shown in Figures 2a and b, respectively. The crystal structure of S(R)-BPEMP is monoclinic (space group C2) with a single molecule in the asymmetric unit.…”
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“…[42,58] Particularly, crystals with plasticity or elasticity were found to have the ability to transduce light information in the highly bent state. [3,59] Recently, Chandrasekar et al has further expanded the application of the concept of crystal flexibility in organic optoelectronic microcircuits. [60,61] The chiral crystal presented in this study combines intense emission and lowtemperature elasticity and provides an opportunity to test the flexible optical waveguide applications under extreme conditions.…”
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“…The bendable organic crystals display plastic (irreversible) distortion under applied stress . Elastic bending of organic single crystals is an unusual phenomenon, only recently described in a few reports. ,,,,, Therefore, the single organic crystal that can withstand high mechanical flexibility similar to soft materials such as elastomers, thin films, and polymers can be of prime importance for the design of future smart materials.…”
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