2017
DOI: 10.1021/acs.cgd.6b01709
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Laser Fabrication of Two-Dimensional Rotating-Lattice Single Crystal

Abstract: A rotating lattice single (RLS) crystal is a unique form of solid, which was fabricated recently as one-dimensional architecture in glass via solid state transformation induced by laser irradiation. In these objects, the lattice rotates gradually and predictably about an axis that lies in the plane of the crystal and is normal to the laser scanning direction. This paper reports on the fabrication of Sb 2 S 3 two-dimensional (2D) RLS crystals on the surface of 16SbI 3 −84Sb 2 S 3 glass, as a model example: indi… Show more

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“…The XMAS software calculates a variety of crystal parameters that define the orientation and characteristics of the crystal lattice. Indexation of the resulting Laue patterns shows that the crystal lattice rotates in the X‐ray scanning direction for all samples, consistent with results from laser fabrication . The rotation rates were calculated using the orientation of the crystal c‐axis relative to the surface normal.…”
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confidence: 74%
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“…The XMAS software calculates a variety of crystal parameters that define the orientation and characteristics of the crystal lattice. Indexation of the resulting Laue patterns shows that the crystal lattice rotates in the X‐ray scanning direction for all samples, consistent with results from laser fabrication . The rotation rates were calculated using the orientation of the crystal c‐axis relative to the surface normal.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…It appears that sub‐grains or a highly oriented polycrystalline structure forms during the “transition zone” between the seed and single crystal line; after this zone we observe throughout a rotating‐lattice single crystal line. For this crystal line, we measure a constant rate of rotation in the growth direction, similar to that previously reported for ex situ laser formed rotating‐lattice‐single crystals, but now in real time. The lattice rotates at 0.0687°/μm along the growth direction of the crystal line.…”
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