Additional file 1: Figure S1. of Effects of Defects on the Mechanical Properties of Kinked Silicon Nanowires
Creators: name: Chen, Yun
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name: Gao, Jian
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Year: 2017
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description: (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 1st-W0.5-L1.0; (III) 1st-W1.0-L1.0; (IV) 1st-W1.5-L1.0. Figure S2. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 1st-W0.5-L1.5; (III) 1st-W1.0-L1.5; (IV) 1st-W1.5-L1.5. Figure S3. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 1st-W0.5-L2.0; (III) 1st-W1.0-L2.0; (IV) 1st-W1.5-L2.0. Figure S4. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 2nd-W0.5-L1.0; (III) 2nd-W1.0-L1.0; (IV) 2nd-W1.5-L1.0. Figure S5. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 2nd-W0.5-L1.5; (III) 2nd-W1.0-L1.5; (IV) 2nd-W1.5-L1.5. Figure S6. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 2nd-W0.5-L2.0; (III) 2nd-W1.0-L2.0; (IV) 2nd-W1.5-L2.0. Figure S7. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 3rd-W0.5-L1.0; (III) 3rd-W1.0-L1.0; (IV) 3rd-W1.5-L1.0. Figure S8. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 3rd-W0.5-L1.5; (III) 3rd-W1.0-L1.5; (IV) 3rd-W1.5-L1.5. Figure S9. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 3rd-W0.5-L2.0; (III) 3rd-W1.0-L2.0; (IV) 3rd-W1.5-L2.0. Figure S10. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 4th-W0.5-L1.0; (III) 4th-W1.0-L1.0; (IV) 4th-W1.5-L1.0. Figure S11. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 4th-W0.5-L1.5; (III) 4th-W1.0-L1.5; (IV) 4th-W1.5-L1.5. Figure S12. (a) The relationships between the strain and stress of KSiNWs with defects when tensioning. (b) Final profiles after fracture. (I) Control; (II) 4th-W0.5-L2.0; (III) 4th-W1.0-L2.0; (IV) 4th-W1.5-L2.0. (DOCX 37176 kb)