Abstract

Based on the network model and the regular solution model, the equilibrium surface and interface segregations are investigated for the Ni(111)2 at%(Au) nano-films under diffusion-induced stress and intrinsic stress. The size effect with respect to the film thickness, the interlayer interactions and the heteroepitaxial strain in the film are taken into account. The equilibrium layer concentration in the film with the lowest Gibbs free energy of the system is obtained according to the coordinate descent method. The influences of diffusion-induced stress and intrinsic compressive/tensile stress, temperature and bulk concentration on the equilibrium layer concentration of segregation in the film are quantitatively evaluated.

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