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Observation of hexagonal crystalline diffraction from growing silicate films

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Holt, Stephen
Foran, Garry J
White, John

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Clear evidence for hexagonal crystallinity in surfactant-templated silicate films growing at the air-water interface is presented for the first time. Grazing incidence synchrotron radiation diffraction shows the development of diffraction spots just as the `induction phase', identified previously, is completed. The observed hexagonal diffraction represents the in-plane ordering of the first two-three layers of film formed at the interface.

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Langmuir

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2037-12-31
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