Organic-inorganic interface: Ion co-implantation strategy for multilayer materials

IF 15.7 1区材料科学 Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Matter Pub Date : 2026-10-07 DOI:10.1016/j.matt.2026.102996

Minjie Cai, Jinrong Wu

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Abstract

Multilayer composites composed of alternating polymeric and inorganic layers have the potential to combine the advantages of both material types. However, the physical and chemical mismatch between the polymeric and inorganic layers often results in insufficient interfacial strength. Shunian Chen and coworkers employed an ion co-implantation (C-IIP) strategy to provide a reliable solution for strengthening the interface of multilayer materials, significantly enhancing interfacial strength while reducing residual stress. The application of this strategy may be promising if it can be extended to different polymers.

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有机-无机界面：多层材料离子共注入策略

由聚合物层和无机层交替组成的多层复合材料具有结合两种材料类型优点的潜力。然而，聚合物层和无机层之间的物理和化学不匹配往往导致界面强度不足。陈淑年等采用离子共注入（C-IIP）策略为多层材料的界面强化提供了可靠的解决方案，显著提高了界面强度，同时降低了残余应力。如果这种方法能推广到不同的聚合物上，它的应用前景广阔。由聚合物层和无机层交替组成的多层复合材料具有结合两种材料类型优点的潜力。然而，聚合物层和无机层之间的物理和化学不匹配往往导致界面强度不足。陈淑年等采用离子共注入（C-IIP）策略为多层材料的界面强化提供了可靠的解决方案，显著提高了界面强度，同时降低了残余应力。如果这种方法能推广到不同的聚合物上，它的应用前景广阔。

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Matter MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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26.30

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2.60%

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367

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