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Skin-deep surface patterning of calcite

Green et al., 2019

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16288651976106581652
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Green D
Shida Y
Honma N
Holden M
Kim Y
Kulak A
Ogasawara W
Meldrum F
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Chemistry of Materials

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The influence of soluble additives on the growth of calcite (CaCO3) is usually rationalized based on changes in crystal morphologies, where preferential association of the additives with either the acute or obtuse steps on the crystal surface gives rise to specific growth …
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