Anomalously large formula unit volume and its effect on the thermal behavior of LiBF4

Article Abstract:

The first successful result of crystal structure determination for LiBF(sub 4) that was determined by single-crystal x-ray diffraction measurements is described. Thermodynamic calculations were used to explain higher thermal stability of LiBF(sub 4) compared to LiBF(sub 6) and the effects of structural characteristics of LiBF(sub 4) on its thermal decomposition temperature were studied.

X-rays, X-ray diffraction, Structure

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High-efficiency stepwise contradiction and adsorption nanolithography

Article Abstract:

cA novel miniaturization protocol, known as high-efficiency stepwise contraction and adsorption nanolithography(hSCAN), using stretching and relaxation of an elastomer substrate is presented. The elastomer can be used as stamps for micro and nanofabrication of materials like proteins and provides a tool to design and control the surface roughness to meet specific requirements.

Adsorption, Elastomers

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