Science · 1965 · 40 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCrystal StructureNanomaterialsNanotechnologyCrystal GrowthCrystallization ProcessesCrystallographyDislocation MechanicsSurface CrystallographySurface MorphologyCrystal HabitDislocation BehaviorDislocationsGrowth MorphologyGrowth SpiralsScrew Dislocation GrowthScrew DislocationsSpiral Growth
Microscopic observations of growth layers and etch pits on ammonium dihydrogen phosphate crystals reveal screw dislocations on the {100} face generating elliptical spirals that change rapidly but reversibly to rectangular shape when chromium-ion impurity is added. The effects of the impurity on crystal habit are judged to be secondary to changes in the morphology of the growth layers. No sources of growth are observed on the {101} faces; the layers spread inward from the edges and at times are mutually annihilating so that, temporarily, no steps are observed. Similar behavior is recorded for the {1011} faces of NaNO(3).
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The observation of growth steps on sucrose crystals
N. Albon, W. J. Dunning · Acta Crystallographica · 1959 · 14 citations · Full text