Between Two and Three Dimensions
DOI: 10.1063/1.880994
One of the most glamorous aspects of monolayer films is their thinness, and another is their two dimensionality. These properties are not the same, of course, although it might seem that each implies the other. We know some monolayers that are not two dimensional, and some much thicker films that are nearly so. Even more confusing is that a film can be two dimensional and three dimensional—and some‐where in between—at the same time. A simple change of temperature can change a film’s dimensionality.
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J. G. Dash, University of Washington, Seattle.
