Direct measurement of strain-dependent solid surface stress

Direct measurement of crystal surface stress.

Linking surface stress to surface structure: measurement of atomic strain in a surface alloy using scanning tunneling microscopy.

Annealed submonolayer CoAg/Ru(0001) films form an alloy with a structure that contains droplets of Ag surrounded by Co [G. E. Thayer, V. Ozolins, A. K. Schmid, N. C. Bartelt, M. Asta, J. J. Hoyt, S. Chiang, and R. Q. Hwang, Phys. Rev. Lett. 86, 660 (2001)]. To understand how surface stress contributes to the formation of this structure, we use scanning tunneling microscopy to extract atomic dis...

Stress-dependent surface reactions and implications for a stress measurement technique

In contact with an environment, a solid may gain or lose mass due to, for example, deposition or etching. As the reaction proceeds, the surface of the solid moves, either extending or receding. If the solid is under stress, the elastic energy adds to the driving force of the reaction, and may cause the surface to roughen. This phenomenon has recently led to a novel experimental technique to det...

2. Stress and Strain Analysis and Measurement

The engineering design of structures using polymers requires a thorough knowledge of the basic principles of stress and strain analysis and measurement. Readers of this book should have a fundamental knowledge of stress and strain from a course in elementary solid mechanics and from an introductory course in materials. Therefore, we do not rigorously derive from first principles all the necessa...

2. Stress and Strain Analysis and Measurement

The engineering design of structures using polymers requires a thorough knowledge of the basic principles of stress and strain analysis and measurement. Readers of this book should have a fundamental knowledge of stress and strain from a course in elementary solid mechanics and from an introductory course in materials. Therefore, we do not rigorously derive from first principles all the necessa...