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Crystallization and Materials Science of Modern Artificial and Natural Crystals
Authored by Elena Borisenko and Nikolai Kolesnikov, this huge PDF is a comprehensive package on crystallization, especially dealing with artificial and natural crystals. Important matters include analyses of thermal barrier coatings, nucleation and crystal growth in phase-separated glasses, and the development of novel metamaterials. The research paper has further examined the influence of amino acid additives on ammonium dihydrogen phosphate crystal growth. It further discusses the biomineralization process of biological systems such as the special types of crystal formations within an organism and then delves deeper into biomimetic crystallization techniques whereby macromolecular additives are used along with the implications of crystal growth for health protection. This resource is very useful for the researcher and practitioner in materials science, offering insights into the complexities of crystallization processes and their applications in high technology and biomaterials.
Author(s): Elena Borisenko, Nikolai Kolesnikov
342 Pages
This note explains the following topics: X-ray Diffraction, Scattering, Compton Scattering, X-ray Scattering, Diffraction, Optical Interference, Bragg’s Law Of Diffraction, Debye-scherrer Method, Generation Of X-rays, Monochromatic X-rays, The Reciprocal Lattice And The Laue Description Of Diffraction, Reciprocal Lattices, K And Lattice Planes, Monoatomic Bases, Elastic X-ray Scattering By Atoms, Scherrer Constant, Rocking Curves.
Author(s): University of California, Irvine
155 Pages
