6.777J/2.751J Material Property
Database
Material: Nickel
(PVD or electroplated)
Property |
Value |
Reference |
Image/URL (optional) |
Mass density |
8900 kg/m^3 (bulk) |
A. F. Mills,
Basic Heat and Mass Transfer, 2nd Ed. |
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Young's modulus |
200GPa |
S. Basrour,
Materials Science and Engineering A288 (2000) 160-163 |
|
Poisson ratio |
.31 (bulk) |
Thin film value reported to be
lower than bulk, but could not get full paper with data, only abstract. J. A. Rudd, Journal of Mat. Reas. (1993) 8(1) 112-117
|
(bulk) |
Stiffness Constants |
C11 = 2.45, C12 = 1.40, C44 = 1.25 |
G.A.
Alers et al, J. Phys. Chem.
Solids, 13, 40 (1960) |
|
Tensile or fracture strength |
Function of thickness (see table 2, pp 7) |
Electrodeposition - The Materials Science
of Coatings and Substrates |
|
Residual stress on silicon |
Plots given for various
thickness |
K. Van Acker et al, J. Appl. Cryst. (1994) 27, 56-66 |
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*Specific heat |
444 J/kg/K (bulk) |
A. F. Mills,
Basic Heat and Mass Transfer, 2nd Ed. |
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*Thermal conductivity |
91 W/m/K (bulk) |
A. F. Mills,
Basic Heat and Mass Transfer, 2nd Ed. |
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Dielectric
constant |
Function of frequency (data
given in paper for various frequencies) |
D.W. Lynch, |
|
Index of refraction |
Function of frequency (data
given in paper for various frequencies) |
D.W. Lynch, |
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*Electrical conductivity |
1.43 x 10^7/Ohm-m |
Web elements |
www.webelements.com |
Magnetic permeability |
1240, for frequencies below
MHz. |
|
www.matweb.com |
Piezoresistivity |
N/A for metal |
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Piezoelectricity |
N/A for metal |
|
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Wet etching method |
Transene Nickel TFB 0.1096 um/min. |
|
www.mems-exchange.org |
Plasma etching method |
Lam Rainbow 9600 Metal
Etch System |
|
wwwmtl.mit.edu/mtlhome/ 3Mfab/sop/rainbow.html |
Adhesion to silicon dioxide |
Good, and is used to help bond
other materials to SiO2 |
IEEE, vol
26, 1 (2003) pp80-88 |
|
Biocompatibility |
Yes for Ni alloys, e.g., TiNi. Ni in small
amounts is not harmful to humans |
Materials
Science Forum, v 426-432, pt.4, 2003, p 3055-60 |
|
Hydrophobicity |
Hydrophobic |
Socha, Robert Piotr:
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*Ni is a
metal, with electrons being the primary carrier for both charge and heat. Because the mean free path of the electron
(at room temperature) is orders of magnitude lower than any thin-film
thickness, electrical and thermal properties for the thin film take on bulk
values. (G. Chen, “Nanoscale Energy
Transport Processes” (to be published))