First-principles calculations show Fe adsorption on bilayer biphenylene networks raises out-of-plane elastic constant C33 from 24.59 GPa to 515.63 GPa at 25% Fe/C while leaving in-plane moduli largely unchanged.
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First-Principles Study of Fe Adsorption and Its Effects on the Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Monolayer and Bilayer Biphenylene Networks
First-principles calculations show Fe adsorption on bilayer biphenylene networks raises out-of-plane elastic constant C33 from 24.59 GPa to 515.63 GPa at 25% Fe/C while leaving in-plane moduli largely unchanged.