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Stress and Adhesion Determination of a Wedged Iron Film System by Buckle Morphologies

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By using the mobile property of silicone oil, a wedged iron (Fe) film system, deposited on glass substrate, has been prepared by dc-magnetron sputtering technique. The wedged Fe film is quenched by the silicone oil during deposition, and therefore contains a very high compressive stress, which is relieved by formation of a large number of telephone cord buckles. Both the buckle width l and maximum buckle deflection δ increase linearly with the film thickness, but the ratio of δ to l (l/δ ) decreases steadily. The internal stress and adhesion energy are estimated in the frame of continuum elastic theory.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 457-458)

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January 2012

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Hong Zhou, Sen Jiang Yu, Yong Ju Zhang, Miao Gen Chen

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Adhesion Energy, Buckle Morphology, Internal Stress, Wedged Film

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