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Podlivaev and Openov performed the computational simulation on the interaction of the SW topological defects in graphene. [ 131 ] Configurations of two SW defects have appeared during the simulations where energies were lower than the energy of a monolayer having two spaced defects. Such findings revealed the attraction between two SW defects, as well as the chance for building their clusters. [ 131 ] However, a detailed analysis of the probability (and conditions) of their relocation over the monolayer is required. Importantly, they observed that the interference between the defects stimulated wavy transverse deformations of the monolayer which was responsible for the attraction. Near to a couple of SW defects, the amplitude of the transverse dislocation of atoms arrives at (2–3) Å. The research group summarized that the experimentally detected squeezed texture of the graphene could be due to such SW defects occurring in the burly tilt of the graphene segment (i.e., strong deformation). These phenomena can, of course, endorse the construction of several nonplanar carbonaceous material structures such as fullerene, nanotubes, etc. [ 131 ] Yasmin Hussain, Dr Paul Bagguley, Riotous Citizens: Ethnic Conflict in Multicultural Britain, Ashgate Publishing, 2008 pp. 9, 128 M. Ćibo, A. Šator, A. Kazlagić, E. Omanović-Mikličanin, in 30th Scientific-Experts Conference of Agriculture and Food Industry, Springer International Publishing, Cham 2020, p. 349.R. Langer, K. Mustonen, A. Markevich, M. Otyepka, T. Susi, P. Błoński, ACS Appl. Nano Mater. 2022, 5, 1562. Stone Throwers have 2 minimum range, 0.5 blast radius, 5 Rate of Fire, 2.7 projectile speed, and 0 pierce armor. Huge anti-austerity protest in Madrid turns violent Reports suggest 50 police officers injured during rioting". Irish Times. Reuters. 23 March 2014 . Retrieved 13 April 2015.

Y. Lv, A. Liu, Q. Huang, S. Chang, W. Qin, S. Ye, H. Wang, J. He, IEEE Electron Device Lett. 2018, 39, 1092. K. Hatsuda, H. Mine, T. Nakamura, J. Li, R. Wu, S. Katsumoto, J. Haruyama, Sci. Adv. 2018, 4, eaau6915. Johnson, Alex (26 December 2017). "Ohio teens charged with murder after sandbag thrown from bridge hits car, kills passenger". NBC News . Retrieved 12 November 2018.The key role of topological anomalies such as SW-type bond rotation (present at either the core or zigzag edge of the graphene quantum dot (GQD)-64) that are helpful in tuning the optical, structural, and electronic features of the GQDs was reported [ 121 ] by Basak etal., for the first time in 2021. Schematic representation of the hydrogen passivated a) GQD-64 and its association with two locations for the SW defect, b) one of the zigzag edges, subsequent in a reczag edge (SW1-GQD-64), c) the core of GQD-64 (SW2-GQD-64) can be viewed in Figure 9iii(a–c). In this work, the position of the SW defects played a decisive role in the structural stability of GQDs with the deployment of the first-principle calculations. As a result, a lower energy was observed for the presence of the SW defects located at the zigzag edge as compared to its position in the center of the quantum dot. Their computational experiments implied that there was a more dominant role of the electron correlation factor in the SW-defective GQDs. The complete absorption peak was detected to be significantly reliant on the position of the SW-type reconstruction. A very large-scale electron-correlated computation showed that the energy of the pristine GQD-64 was enhanced by the SW defects. This group [ 121 ] came up with concluding remarks that light absorption in the visible range was strongly enhanced during the debut of the SW defect in an organized manner (at specific locations). These materials could then be primarily utilized in fabricating efficient photocatalytic, light harvesting, and optoelectronic devices. [ 121 ] 5.2 Structural, Electronic, Magnetic, and Spectroscopic Feature Analyses In the case of diodes, the SW-defected GNRs increased the threshold voltage, channel width, and temperatures of Schottky diode. This led to an increment in the bandgap and transport characteristics. This ultimately helps to enhance the efficiency of the diode for applications in nanoelectronics sectors. [ 150 ] Not only in conduction but insulative properties were also observed with the SW defective graphene. When the SW defects are created at the GQDs, electrical conductivity is decreased due to the increasing concentration of defects. The consequences of increased scattering of electrons in the deformed structure normally decrease the conductivity. This characteristic shows a good application prospect for electrical equipment that requires insulation under working conditions. [ 122 ] Strains have also been used to influence the electrical properties via the wrinkling phenomena in graphene. When the graphene angle is tuned in a heavily rippled graphene, it helps to fabricate highly conductive graphene for high frequency nanodevices. The SW defective graphene with specific strain has been seen to enhance the electronic properties with an opened bandgap. Also, elastic deformation is directly related to the bandgap increment, however, extreme bending causes the bandgap to shift linearly. Deformation can cause changes in bond angles and bond lengths. But after a critical strain value is attained while inducing strain, the bandgap will be decreased anisotropically, influencing various properties of graphene. Rippled graphene monolayers can be used in device applications where surface topography is considered as an important factor. [ 151, 152 ] Thus, graphene comprising of SW defects in its structure will have exceptional electrical properties that may be useful for applications in electronic devices. 6.2 Optoelectrical Applications A detailed analysis indicating the experimental and theory-based features (i.e., structural stability, reactivity and regioselectivity, permeability and isotope selectivity, friction of graphene) is given in Sections 4.1– 4.4. However, findings and analyses of many other features (adsorption, catalytic, absorption, electronic, magnetic, spectroscopic, and structural features, etc., topological description of the SW defect energetics, and the quantum Hall effects) that are based only on the computational experiments have been reported in Section 5 (vide infra). 4.1 Structural Stability Flavius Vegetius Renatus (390). "The Military Institutions of the Romans (De Re Militari)". Digital Attic. Translated from the Latin by Lieutenant John Clarke