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Iterative sublattice amorphization facilitates exceptional processability in inorganic semiconductors.
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Abstract
Cold-forming processing is a crucial means for the cost-effective production of metal and alloy products. However, this process often results in catastrophic fracture when applied to most inorganic semiconductors owing to their inherent brittleness. Here we report the unique room-temperature plastic deformation mechanism involving sublattice amorphization coupled with Ag-ion diffusion in inorganic semiconductors Ag
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