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Crystallization: colloidal suspense
According to classical nucleation theory, a crystal grows from a small nucleus that already bears the symmetry of its end phase—but experiments with colloids now reveal that, from an amorphous precursor, crystallites with different structures can develop.
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12 - 13Citation
GRANASY, L. and TOTH, G., 2013. Crystallization: colloidal suspense. Nature. Physics, 10 (1), pp.12-14.Publisher
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