Ivan Kostov
Abstract
Abstract Two main types of elementary slices are differentiated and the correspondence between their thickness, crystal habit variation and degree of supersaturation is indicated. A transition from spiral to accretion growth with increasing supersaturation is considered plausible and in agreement with observed habit modification.
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Abstract Two main types of elementary slices are differentiated and the correspondence between their thickness, crystal habit variation and degree of supersaturation is indicated. A transition from spiral to accretion growth with increasing supersaturation is considered plausible and in agreement with observed habit modification.
Key concepts: Supersaturation, Crystal habit, Habit, Crystal (programming language), Variation (astronomy), Crystallography, Degree (music), Accretion (finance)