Anomalous elastic properties across the γ to α volume collapse in cerium
The origin of the volume collapse of cerium, the only elemental metal with a critical point in the solid phase, remains elusive. Here the authors show that, near the critical point, the f-electrons make cerium lose its compressive strength while maintaining a finite shear strength—which makes cerium...
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/818346c039ae42b29cfa4d9f557db455 |
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Sumario: | The origin of the volume collapse of cerium, the only elemental metal with a critical point in the solid phase, remains elusive. Here the authors show that, near the critical point, the f-electrons make cerium lose its compressive strength while maintaining a finite shear strength—which makes cerium unexpectedly auxetic. |
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