2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10854-012-1010-4
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Investigation of nanostructured silicon as a candidate for heat sensitive material

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“…Owing to the more active chemical properties, the ablation process of SF 6 is a strong chemical etching process. However, the ablation process of N 2 is a weak chemical etching process, and the ablation process of vacuum is just melting process . With the reduction of SF 6 , the cone shapes of these samples prepared in n (SF 6 ): n (N 2 ) = 3:1, n (SF 6 ): n (N 2 ) = 1:1, and n (SF 6 ): n (N 2 ) = 1:3 become larger and blunter, and more nanostructures exist on the sidewalls of the samples.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to the more active chemical properties, the ablation process of SF 6 is a strong chemical etching process. However, the ablation process of N 2 is a weak chemical etching process, and the ablation process of vacuum is just melting process . With the reduction of SF 6 , the cone shapes of these samples prepared in n (SF 6 ): n (N 2 ) = 3:1, n (SF 6 ): n (N 2 ) = 1:1, and n (SF 6 ): n (N 2 ) = 1:3 become larger and blunter, and more nanostructures exist on the sidewalls of the samples.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The direct piezoelectric effect is observed in piezoelectric materials when they undergo deformation. When subjected to mechanical stress, these materials generate negative and positive charges distributed across two opposing surfaces [ 258 ] ( Figure a). Ultrasonic waves exert acoustic pressure on piezoelectric materials, leading to the generation of strain.…”
Section: Optoelectrical Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many review articles recently demonstrated the use of various conductive biopolymers to fabricate wearable bioelectronics. [ 51–54 ] Conductive biopolymers, combined with various carbon‐based or non‐carbon‐based nanofillers, have been shown to enhance electrical conductivity and superior sensing ability and, therefore, used for conductive electrode fabrication. A reader should read the cited literature for more details about the role of conductive nanofillers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%