Re: Silicon Stress-Strain Curve
- From: "Cray74@xxxxxxxxx" <Cray74@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Dec 2005 07:39:40 -0800
deplifer@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Does silicon have plastic deformation?
Off the top of my head, I'd guess that silicon exhibits brittle
behavior: it's stress-strain curve will be a straight, diagonal line
with no plastic deformation, just a sudden break at the end.
I'd bet you could probably produce some nanocrystalline silicon that
exhibited some plastic behavior, but that applies to most materials.
Give a material enough grain boundaries and you can stretch it like
taffy.
>
> And how is Silicon Stress-Strain Curve modeled.
How do you mean? I'd expect it's got a lot of empirical data.
Mike Miller, Materials Engineer
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