Difference between revisions of "Comparison of mechanical character of different bonds types"
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Revision as of 19:49, 13 June 2021
This is relevant for questions like:
- How much area of dense-hydrogen-terminated-diamond to dense-hydrogen-terminated-diamond Van der Waals bond is needed
to match the maximal binding force of a single covalent C-C bond. And ...
- How much excess area is needed to sufficiently reliably break the the desired one of two bonds when
there is a pull applied two to two bonds that are put in series.
– This is essential for designing reliable Van der Waals gripping. Van der Waals gripping is e.g. usable when transferring adapter palettes from one attachment chain to another.
Related
- Covalent bond
- Van der Waals force
- Energy, force, and stiffness
- Connection method – Adhesive interfaces
- Sticky finger problem
- Design of gem-gum on-chip factories
