1985
DOI: 10.1002/crat.2170201214
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Growth of bis‐dimethylglyoximate Co (III). Single crystals

Abstract: Growth of Bis-Dimethylglyoximate Co (111) Single CrystalsSinglr cryst,als of his-dimethy1glyoxima.te Co(1TI) up t,o 8 x 6 x 2 mm. in size h a w been grown by t)he first time, using diffnsion method a t room temperature. Opt,imum size a n d qualit,y were obtained at, p H = 6. These crystals are orange in colour and an X-ray sttzdy showsit, tlo hemonoclinic,spaccgranp I ' 2Jn,withn=8.432(4),b = 14.147(:1),c= 1:1.746 (6) m i d /j = 103.7X(:1)0. The cffccts of diffcrcnt experiment3al devices on the growth fratiirc… Show more

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“…Our previous work on the gel acupuncture technique makes use of a simple arrangement, in which capillaries are punched in the gel layer contained in a simple glass vessel. Although this quick working arrangement is recommended for the screening of crystallization conditions, we suggest for final studies the use of the glass cassettes described above, a device we used for several years in gel growth [23]. This experimental set-up permits the easy observation of phenomena inside the capillaries by optical microscopy and enhances the mechanical stability of the technique.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our previous work on the gel acupuncture technique makes use of a simple arrangement, in which capillaries are punched in the gel layer contained in a simple glass vessel. Although this quick working arrangement is recommended for the screening of crystallization conditions, we suggest for final studies the use of the glass cassettes described above, a device we used for several years in gel growth [23]. This experimental set-up permits the easy observation of phenomena inside the capillaries by optical microscopy and enhances the mechanical stability of the technique.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%