Brittle silicon shows exceptional plasticity on the nanoscale
Brittle silicon shows exceptional plasticity on the nanoscale by Lisa Zyga , Phys.org (PhysOrg.com) -- On the macroscale, silicon is a brittle material that cannot be easily molded into a desired shape. But scientists have found that a piece of silicon just 3 nm long can be stretched to more than 20 times its original length without breaking. If researchers can take advantage of the plasticity of
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