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April 15, 2007Journal of Applied Physics120 citations

Natrolite: A zeolite with negative Poisson’s ratios

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JGJoseph N. GrimaRGRuben GattVZVictor A. Zammit

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The recently published experimental elastic constants C. Sanchez-Valle, S. V. Sinogeikin, Z. A. Lethbridge, R. I. Walton, C. W. Smith, K. E. Evans, and J. D. Bass, J. Appl. Phys. 98, 053508 (2005) for single crystals of the orthorhombic aluminosilicate zeolite NAT (natrolite, Na2(Al2Si3O10)2H2O, Fdd2) throw valuable light on the potential of NAT as a material which exhibits single crystalline negative Poisson’s ratios (auxetic). On performing an off-axis analysis of these elastic constants we confirm that the zeolite natrolite exhibits auxetic behavior in the (001) plane. This supports our preliminary report that NAT-type zeolites exhibit auxetic behavior through a mechanism involving microscopic rotation of semi-rigid structural units.

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