Title Statements
- Full title :Crystal growth / edited by Brian R. Pamplin.
Summary
Crystal Growth, Second Edition deals with crystal growth methods and the relationships between them. The chemical physics of crystal growth is discussed, along with solid growth techniques such as annealing, sintering, and hot pressing; melt growth techniques such as normal freezing, cooled seed method, crystal pulling, and zone melting; solution growth methods; and vapor phase growth. This book is comprised of 15 chapters and opens with a bibliography of books and source material, highlighted by a classification of crystal growth techniques. The following chapters focus on the molecular state.
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- Publication Date:©1980
- Edition:2nd ed
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Pergamon Press
- Place of Publication:Oxford, England
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©1980
Notes
11.3 Phase Diagrams
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (630 pages)
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:1483161463, 9781483161464
- oclc:on1162280523
- LC Classification:QD921
- Dewey Decimal:548/.5
Table of Contents
Front Cover; Crystal Growth; Copyright Page; Preface to the Second Edition; Preface to the First Edition; Table of Contents; CHAPTER 1. Introduction to Crystal Growth Methods; 1.1. Main Categories of Crystal Growth Methods; 1.2. The Chemical Physics of Crystal Growth; 1.3. Solid Growth Techniques; 1.4. Melt Growth Techniques; 1.5. Solution Growth Methods; 1.6. Vapour Phase Growth; 1.7. Choosing a Crystal Growth Method; 1.8. The Literature of Crystal Growth; References; CHAPTER 2. Nucleation and Growth Theory; 2.1. Introduction; 2.2. Crystal Models
2.3. Supersaturation, Supercooling, and Volume Energy2.4. Basic Nucleation Theory; 2.5. Three-dimensional Nucleation; 2.6. The Growth of Crystal Surfaces; 2.7. Simulated Crystal Growth; 2.8. Material and Heat Flow in Crystal Growt; 2.9. The Kinetic Generation of Crystal Forms; References; CHAPTER 3. Hydrodynamics of Crystal Growth Processes; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Fundamentals; 3.3. Flow over Crystals in Solution; 3.4. Boundary Layer Phenomena; 3.5. Flow in Rotating Fluids; 3.6. Flow in Gas Phase Epitaxial Reactors; 3.7. Thermally Driven Flow; 3.8. Flow-assisted Mass Transfer
3.9. ConclusionsReferences; CHAPTER 4. Environment for Crys…
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