Theoretical Analysis of Chemisorption-Induced Surface Stress

Ji Qiao Zhang; Xi Qiao Feng; Gan Yun Huang; Shou Wen Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.528.229

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Theoretical Analysis of Chemisorption-Induced Surface Stress

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Atomic/molecular adsorption on a microcantilever surface can cause the cantilever to deflect as a result of the adsorption-induced surface stress. In this paper, based on atomic/molecular interactions, an energy-based model is proposed to calculate the chemisorption-induced surface stress. The connection between the chemisorption-induced surface stress and the covalent bond interactions is established. The results are consistent with relevant experimental observations. This study is helpful for characterizing and optimizing the mechanical response of cantilever-based sensors.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 528)

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Ji Qiao Zhang, Xi Qiao Feng, Gan Yun Huang, Shou Wen Yu

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Chemisorption, Covalent Interaction, Microcantilever, Relaxation, Surface Stress

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