In-Plane Modulus of Singular 2:1 Clay Lamellae Applying a Simple Wrinkling Technique
Knowledge of the mechanical properties of singular clay lamellae is of crucial importance for the optimization of clay–polymer nanocomposites. On the basis of controlled stress release, singular 2:1 clay lamellae show regular wrinkles on a deformable substrate. A subsequent two-dimensional Fourier t...
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description | Knowledge of the mechanical properties of singular clay lamellae is of crucial importance for the optimization of clay–polymer nanocomposites. On the basis of controlled stress release, singular 2:1 clay lamellae show regular wrinkles on a deformable substrate. A subsequent two-dimensional Fourier transformation gives an in-plane modulus of the clay lamella of approximately 150 GPa. Only readily-available topographical atomic force microscopy is required for analysis rendering that fast and facile procedure generally applicable for nanoplatelet characterization. |
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