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Two-Dimensional Interfacial Colloidal Crystals
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Materials ScienceColloidal MaterialEngineeringPhysicsInterfacial PhenomenonNatural SciencesSelf-assemblyElectrical DipolesApplied PhysicsColloidal PropertyPhysical ChemistryCrystalsDipole-dipole Repulsive InteractionsChemistrySoft MatterCrystallographyColloidal SystemPolystyrene Spheres
Polystyrene spheres (2450 \AA{} in diameter) are trapped in a surface energy well at water/air interface. Because of asymmetry of charge distribution, electrical dipoles are associated with each interfacial particle. The dipole-dipole repulsive interactions organize the polystyrene spheres into a two-dimensional triangular lattice. The direct microscopic observations of such an interfacial colloidal crystal are reported for the first time.
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