Theoretical studies of atomic-scale processes relevant to crystal growth

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Crystal growth dynamics from a theoretical to experimental considerations with a focus on the dynamical processes governing the pattern formation and surface morphology as exemplified by Pt(111) growth are examined. Data on the atomic-scale mechanisms of island formation and growth of Pt crystal, which follows homoepitaxial growth pattern, are presented.

Statistical Data Included, Growth, Transition metals, Platinum, Crystals, Surface chemistry, Monte Carlo method, Monte Carlo methods, Epitaxy, Crystal growth

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Self-assembled ceramics produced by complex-fluid templation

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The application of amphiphilic surfactants and block polymers to the formation of ceramic mesostructures by self-assembly and the associated biomimetics are reviewed. Data on the usage of silica and silicate-based substances and other biomaterials in the fabrication of ceramics are presented.

Evaluation, Thin films, Ceramics, Surface active agents, Biomimetics, Ceramic materials

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