journal article·2001-01

Surface studies on as-grown (111) faces of sodium bromate crystals

K. kishan Rao, V. Surender

Bulletin of Materials Science· Volume 24· Issue 6
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Abstract

Single crystals of sodium bromate are grown at various supersaturations ranging from 3% to 8%. Surface studies have been carried out on as-grown and etched (111) faces of these crystals. Typical and systematically oriented growth hillocks are observed almost on all the faces. Further dislocation studies are made to understand the growth history of these crystals. These studies suggest that the crystals grow by 2D-growth mechanism. In addition to this, studies are also conducted on the formation of overgrowths and inclusions in these crystals.
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OpenAlex topics: Crystallization and Solubility Studies · nanoparticles nucleation surface interactions · Solidification and crystal growth phenomena

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