Crystallization as a Matrix Replication Process

Distler, G. I.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-7113-1_7

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“…I n most cases the precipitates are surrounded by a sharply bounded, very densely decorated halo. After Distler [14] such halos should be caused by an electrical double layer existing around the precipitates. This seems to be rather questionable in our case because of the sharp limit to the surrounding crystal face and the mostly unsymmetric shape.…”

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On the gold decoration of KCl:Pb crystal surfaces

Malicskó¹,

Stenzel²

1979

Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

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Solution grown KCl:Pb single crystals are cleft in vacuum and decorated with gold. The surface distribution of decorating crystallites observed on carbon replicas by electron microscope qualitatively reflects the distribution of impurities in the crystals. From dopant concentrations of about 0.15 mol% Pb onwards local accumulations of the decorating crystallites on the crystal faces and changes in their epitaxial behaviour as well as traces of spherical precipitates are found. These phenomena are described and discussed.

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confidence: 99%