YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications
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YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications
YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications
材料研究快报(英文)2015年3卷第4期 页码:210-215
作者机构:
1. Science and Technology on Advanced Functional Composite Laboratory Aerospace Research Institute of Materials & Processing Technology No. 1 South Dahongmen Road
2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering University of Tennessee Knoxville
Yanchun Zhou, Bin Liu, Huimin Xiang, 等. YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications[J]. 材料研究快报(英文), 2015,3(4):210-215.
Yanchun Zhou, Bin Liu, Huimin Xiang, et al. YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2015, 3(4): 210-215.
Yanchun Zhou, Bin Liu, Huimin Xiang, 等. YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications[J]. 材料研究快报(英文), 2015,3(4):210-215.DOI: 10.1080/21663831.2015.1052109.
Yanchun Zhou, Bin Liu, Huimin Xiang, et al. YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2015, 3(4): 210-215.DOI: 10.1080/21663831.2015.1052109.
YB6: A ‘Ductile’ and Soft Ceramic with Strong Heterogeneous Chemical Bonding for Ultrahigh-Temperature Applications
high strength and modulus but inevitable brittleness due to strong covalent bonding. In contrast but interestingly
YB
6
is predicted as a ‘ductile’ and soft ceramic for ultrahigh-temperature applications
through density functional theory investigations on its electronic structure and bonding properties. The ‘ductility’ is underpinned by chemical bonding anisotropy
that is
a strong
σ
bond connecting the B
6
octahedra and a weak banana bond formed by overlapping the lobes of two perpendicular