Sentence examples for type of vacancy from inspiring English sources

The sole presence of this type of vacancy was achieved when the titanate nanobelts were transformed into the monoclinic TiO2-B phase in which saturated magnetization was also observed.

The ratio S d /S b is generally used to indicate the type of vacancy trapping; the ratio obtained from the fits is about 1.06 which is a characteristic of open volume defects in silicon.

The type of vacancies formed depends upon the synthesis conditions and techniques used [24].

These rearrangements occur on all of the surfaces, demonstrating that they are independent of the presence and type of vacancies.

In this paper, we examined the buckling of perfect and defective armchair boron nitride nanotubes with three types of vacancy defects, i.e. B- and N- single vacancy defects and B N- double vacancy defect, using molecular dynamics simulations.

The effect of different types of vacancy defects at various locations on the critical buckling loads and strains is studied for zigzag and armchair nanotubes with various aspect ratios (Length/Diameter).

The mechanical behaviour of non-chiral and chiral single-walled carbon nanotubes containing different percentage (up to 10%) and types of vacancy defects is studied under tensile, bending and torsional loading.

Calculated bond lengths between N atoms at the vertices of triangular vacancies and relative energies of two types of vacancy structures are given in Table 1.

For two types of vacancy defects in the SiNW, a 'center defect' and a 'surface defect', we found that a center-defect reduces thermal conductance much more than a surface defect.

For many types of vacancy and SI configurations, structural properties resemble those described in previous extended studies [13, 14] for their counterparts on single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWC-NTs).

There, besides the various types of vacancy centers (i.e., VS, VMo, VS2, VMoS3, VMoS6), eye catching was the demonstration of the presence of various antisite centers like SMo (a sulfur atom substituting for a Mo site), S2Mo, MoS, and MoS2.