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Tetragraphene-Based Nanotubes Under Temperature Effects: Atomistic Insights into Fracture Toughness and Nanostructural Degradation via Reactive Molecular Dynamics

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By José de Sousa
| Preprints.org
This version is not peer-reviewed. You are already at the latest version This research investigates the systematic nanomechanical behavior of tetragraphene-based nanotubes (TGCNTs) using reactive classical molecular dynamics (CMD) simulations with the AIREBO-Morse potential. Tetragraphene is a novel carbon allotrope characterized by a unique mixture of sp2 and sp3 hybridization.
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Chirality and width effects on elastic and fracture properties of nanoribbons with coronene edges

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By José de Sousa, Douglas S. Galvao, Luiz A. Ribeiro Junior, Alexandre Fonseca
| Nature Verified
Abstract Coronenes are a class of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons consisting of fused benzene rings arranged in a specific pattern. The structure of coronenes can vary depending on the number of fused benzene rings, with the most common form being hexabenzocoronene, which consists of six benzene rings fused in a circular arrangement. In 2012, coronene-based nanoribbons (CNRs) were successfully synthesized.
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O populismo mata um país

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By José de Sousa
| bomdia.eu
As estratégias conhecidas como  “Tática de Desvio” (Diversionary Tactic) ou “Política de Diversão” (Diversionary Foreign Policy) são manobras de distração que se traduzem pela criação de conflitos externos, comummente usadas por políticos quando estão a braços com problemas internos, e concomitantemente a ser crucificados pela imprensa local, pelos grupos de pressão e de lobby, e ainda pelos eleitores, e pressionados para resolver problemas que ou não querem resolver, ou não sabem resolver.
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