Decanted Interface of Salol Crystals Grown from the Melt
S. K. Pan, Takeshi Inoue, Hiroshi Komatsu
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S. K. Pan, Takeshi Inoue, Hiroshi Komatsu
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Abstract The decanted surfaces of a crystal grown from the melt show various kinds of solidification markings formed either during growth or decantation. Some of the special features which are peculiar to decantation were discriminated from the real solid‐liquid interface morphology by in situ observation of salol crystals under the microscope.
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Abstract The decanted surfaces of a crystal grown from the melt show various kinds of solidification markings formed either during growth or decantation. Some of the special features which are peculiar to decantation were discriminated from the real solid‐liquid interface morphology by in situ observation of salol crystals under the microscope.
Key concepts: Decantation, Morphology (biology), Materials science, Crystal (programming language), Crystal growth, Polarized light microscopy, Optical microscope, Interface (matter)