Nature Materials has a News and Views article by Ian Robinson titled “Coherent diffraction: Giant molecules or tiny crystals?”, which reviews recent coherent electron diffraction results by Huang et al. featured here earlier. One of the interesting points made in this mini-review is the phase diagram on the left showing a transition from bulk cubic crystal to decahedral and icosahedral structures, including quasi-molten and liquid phases.
Giant molecules or tiny crystals?
April 1, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Categories: coherent · electron microscopy · liquid-solid · liquids
Tagged: coherent, diffraction, electron, liquid, nanoparticles, solid
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