论文信息 - Single-element glass to record data

Single-element glass to record data

Monatomic glassy antimony can now be achieved via melt-quenching in a nanoconfined volume in a device setting. In contrast to alloys currently used in phase-change memories, deviation from optimized composition is no longer an issue in this simple material.

Wei Zhang | Wei Zhang | Evan Ma | E. Ma

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