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English: Supplementary Movie 5 Crack propagation paths in conch shell, nacre, and single crystal aragonite. The plot of crack length versus loading time is displayed in sync with the corresponding TEM movie. In the conch shell, the main crack propagated through crack deflection and coalescence with nanocracks (indicated by yellow allows). In the case of nacre, a single crack propagated through the aragonite plates without hindrance (shown as steep ramps of the curve), while being trapped or deflected at the organic interfaces between adjacent plates (plateau regions in the curve). In contrast, crack propagated in single crystal aragonite in a brittle manner along the cleavage planes. The movie tracks the fracture surface after the crack propagated all the way through. |
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Source | Video file from Shin Y, Yin S, Li X, Lee S, Moon S, Jeong J, Kwon M, Yoo S, Kim Y, Zhang T, Gao H, Oh S (2016). "Nanotwin-governed toughening mechanism in hierarchically structured biological materials". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms10772. PMID 26883846. PMC: 4757792. | ||
Author | Shin Y, Yin S, Li X, Lee S, Moon S, Jeong J, Kwon M, Yoo S, Kim Y, Zhang T, Gao H, Oh S | ||
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Short title | Supplementary Movie 5 |
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Author | Shin Y, Yin S, Li X, Lee S, Moon S, Jeong J, Kwon M, Yoo S, Kim Y, Zhang T, Gao H, Oh S |
Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Image title | Crack propagation paths in conch shell, nacre, and single crystal aragonite. The plot of crack length versus loading time is displayed in sync with the corresponding TEM movie. In the conch shell, the main crack propagated through crack deflection and coalescence with nanocracks (indicated by yellow allows). In the case of nacre, a single crack propagated through the aragonite plates without hindrance (shown as steep ramps of the curve), while being trapped or deflected at the organic interfaces between adjacent plates (plateau regions in the curve). In contrast, crack propagated in single crystal aragonite in a brittle manner along the cleavage planes. The movie tracks the fracture surface after the crack propagated all the way through. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2016-02-17 |