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Single Crystal Growth

2007
The development of many new devices is strictly connected with the availability of materials in single crystalline form, with low density of crystallographic defects and specific electrical, magnetic, optical, chemical, and mechanical properties. This implies the development of suitable growth processes by which the composition, the structure, as well ...
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Nucleation and Growth of Colloidal Crystals.

Physical Review Letters, 1986
bcc crystalline colloidal microsphere suspensions are shear melted into the metastable liquid phase. Recrystallization occurs via nucleation and growth of single crystallites at dilute sites. The nearly spherical growing crystals have rough interfaces with a time-independent interface velocity, $v$.
, Aastuen, , Clark, , Cotter, , Ackerson
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THE SPIRAL GROWTH OF CRYSTALS

Soviet Physics Uspekhi, 1961
I. Crystal Surfaces in Equilibrium with the Surrounding Medium 117 The Surface Energy of Crystals 117 1. Kinks in Elementary Steps 117 2. Crystal Surface Energy. Herring's Formula 118 3. Corner Points in the Profiles of Crystal Surfaces 119 4. Surface Stability Conditions 120 5. The Equilibrium Shape of an Open Curve 121 II.
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Single Crystal Growth of Millimeter-Sized Monoisotopic Hexagonal Boron Nitride

Chemistry of Materials, 2018
Hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) with a single boron isotope have many enhanced physical, thermal and optical properties compared to the most common hBN with the natural distribution of boron (19.9 at. % 10B and 80.1 at. % 11B).
Song Liu   +5 more
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Unravelling crystal growth of nanoparticles

Nature Nanotechnology, 2023
Binbin Luo   +8 more
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Fast crystal growth at ultra-low temperatures

Nature Materials, 2021
Qiong Gao   +10 more
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Crystal growth mechanisms and growth anisotropy of YBa2Cu3O crystals

Journal of Crystal Growth, 1996
Abstract The morphology of YBa2Cu3Ox (123) crystals was studied as a function of cooling rate and oxygen partial pressure. While the growth rates of most faces could be varied by a factor of 1000, the growth rate of the (001) face was found to be constant at 4 μm/h. As the driving force for supersaturation the Y concentration was considered.
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Crystal Growth

Field Guide to Infrared Optical Materials, 2021
Alan Symmons, Mark Lifshotz
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Gallium Oxide: Materials Properties, Crystal Growth, and Devices

Springer Series in Materials Science, 2020
M. Higashiwaki   +2 more
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Dual-coupling-guided epitaxial growth of wafer-scale single-crystal WS2 monolayer on vicinal a-plane sapphire

Nature Nanotechnology, 2021
Jin-Huan Wang   +38 more
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