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Atomic-scale modeling of interfacial cohesive energy in finite-size low-dimensional carbon materials
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DOI:10.1016/j.commatsci.2026.114748.png)
Abstract
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• Established a unified theoretical–computational framework to accurately predict equilibrium interface distances in finite-size low-D carbon materials. • Identified stacking order, chirality, and rotational alignment as the key structural parameters governing interfacial cohesive energy and stability. • Developed an efficient empirical model for rapid accurate prediction of interface cohesive energy and equilibrium distance beyond atomistic simulations.
Keywords:
interfacial cohesive energy
low-dimensional carbon materials
stacking order
chirality
rotational alignment
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