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Tabular silver halide crystals prepared by controlled Ostwald growth in the presence of dimethyl sulphoxide

Agnieszka Dyonizy, Piotr Nowak, Czesław Mora, A. Król‐Gracz, E. Michalak

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Abstract The results of research in the size and shape of silver bromide crystals precipitated by the Ostwald controlled growth method at the presence of dimethyl sulphoxide were presented in the paper. The silver bromide crystals were produced in the form of microcrystal suspension stabilised by gelatine. In the course of the synthesis of crystals, the constant concentration of dimethyl sulphoxide, concentration of excessive bromide ions and the constant ionic strength were achieved. The tabular crystals of silver bromide with their average size of 50 μm and their aspect ratio equal to 100 were obtained by means of this method. The suspensions of flat silver bromide crystals produced in this manner can be used in the production of high‐sensitivity materials. (© 2010 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

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Abstract The results of research in the size and shape of silver bromide crystals precipitated by the Ostwald controlled growth method at the presence of dimethyl sulphoxide were presented in the paper. The silver bromide crystals were produced in the form of microcrystal suspension stabilised by gelatine. In the course of the synthesis of crystals, the constant concentration of dimethyl sulphoxide, concentration of excessive bromide ions and the constant ionic strength were achieved. The tabular crystals of silver bromide with their average size of 50 μm and their aspect ratio equal to 100 were obtained by means of this method. The suspensions of flat silver bromide crystals produced in this manner can be used in the production of high‐sensitivity materials. (© 2010 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

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Abstract The results of research in the size and shape of silver bromide crystals precipitated by the Ostwald controlled growth method at the presence of dimethyl sulphoxide were presented in the paper. The silver bromide crystals were produced in the form of microcrystal suspension stabilised by gelatine. In the course of the synthesis of crystals, the constant concentration of dimethyl sulphoxide, concentration of excessive bromide ions and the constant ionic strength were achieved. The tabular crystals of silver bromide with their average size of 50 μm and their aspect ratio equal to 100 were obtained by means of this method. The suspensions of flat silver bromide crystals produced in this manner can be used in the production of high‐sensitivity materials. (© 2010 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

Key concepts: Bromide, Silver bromide, Halide, Silver halide, Ionic bonding, Ostwald ripening, Chemistry, Suspension (topology)

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