2022   04   en   p.13-21 K.Sh. Gahramanov1, S.Sh. Gahramanov1, N.A. Abdullayev1,2, Kh.V. Aliguliyeva3, Z.I. Badalova1, H.V. Orujova1, A.A. Badalov1,
Mechanism of nanofragment formation in A2VB3VI-type crystals		  pdf 

ABSTRACT

Ways to improve the degree of ordering of self-organized nanoobjects in A2VB3VI<impurity> systems are discussed. It is shown that, as a result of diffusion intercalation during crystal growth, it is possible to combine the methods of vertical directional crystallization with additional migration of atoms (Cu, Ni, Zn, In, Se,) into the interlayer space and defect cavities. Apparently, stress relaxation between quintets occurs through the mechanisms of elastic and plastic deformation with mass transfer and the appearance of screw dislocations, which affects the nature of folded-corrugated submicrostructures and the distribution density of nanoislands. Nanoislands and fold formations are evidenced by AFM images in 2D and 3D scales.

Keywords: layered crystals, plastic deformation, mass transfer, self-organized nanoobjects, corrugated microstructures.
PACS: 61.46.Df; 61.72.−y; 61.72.Cc

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Received: 01.11.2022

AUTHORS & AFFILIATIONS

1. Institute of Physics, National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan H. Javid ave.131, AZ1143 Baku, Azerbaijan
2. Baku State University, Z. Xalilov str., 33, AZ1148 Baku, Azerbaijan
3. Sumgait State University, 43th district, Baku str., 1, AZ5008 Sumgait, Azerbaijan
E-mail: samir.gahramanov@gmail.com 		REFERENCIES

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