Solid state crystallization of amorphous calcium carbonate nanoparticles leads to polymorph selectivity
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Abstract
While amorphous calcium carbonate (ACC) has been widely exploited as a precursor to crystalline calcium carbonate in solution, the synthetic potential of crystallising ACC in the solid state has received little attention. Building on our recent results which demonstrate that additives occluded within ACC can
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| Authors | Elizabeth H. Noel;Elizabeth H. Noel;Yi-Yeoun Kim;Yi-Yeoun Kim;John M. Charnock;John M. Charnock;Fiona C. Meldrum;Fiona C. Meldrum; |
| Journal | crystengcomm |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1039/C2CE26529J
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