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Amorphization-Mediated Si-I to Si-V Phase Transition and Reversible Amorphous-Si-V Phase Memory in Silicon Nanoparticles
An experiment has shown that ~10 nm Si nanoparticles undergo a Si-I (diamond cubic) to Si-V (simple hexagonal) phase transition under compression, in contrast to the Si-I to Si-II (tetragonal) transition observed in bulk silicon. However, the atomistic mechanism underlying this size-dependent transi
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