A new electrolytic method to grow silver dendrites and single crystals in gel

George, M. T.; Vaidyan, V. K.

doi:10.1016/0022-0248(81)90079-8

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“…No observation of spirals on octahedral and cubic facets of as-grown silver single crystals developed on electrolytically gel-grown T3D dendrites has been reported before. Copper and silver single crystals and dendrites of a variety of morphologies have been grown by a new electrolytic method in the gel (George & Vaidyan, 1980, 1981. We have been successful in obtaining evidence showing spiral growth on the (100) and (111) faces of silver crystals, which directly supports the spiral growth mechanism developed by a self-organization process on T3D dendrites grown by the new technique.…”

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Surface features and morphology of electrolytically gel-grown silver crystals

George¹,

Vaidyan²

1981

J Appl Cryst

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The surface microstructures of (111) and (100) faces and the morphology of silver crystals grown by a new electrolytic method in gel were observed under metallurgical and optical microscopes. A variety of surface features including growth spirals on the surface of as-grown silver single crystals of different morphologies developed on the tertiary threedimensional (T3D) dendrites have been investigated. The stage-by-stage growth of silver dendrites and crystals represents conceptually a suitable and simple example of selforganization found in the growth of crystals.

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“…The details of the experimental set up and the procedure are given by George & Vaidyan (1980, 1981. Two-dimensional primary and secondary dendrites of silver were found to have grown on the cathode in five to ten days.…”

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Surface features and morphology of electrolytically gel-grown silver crystals

George¹,

Vaidyan²

1981

J Appl Cryst

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Investigations of the growth mechanism and morphology of silver crystals grown electrolytically in gels

George

Vaidyan

1982

Cryst. Res. Technol.

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Gel inedium has been used for the electrolytic growth of silver dendrites and single crystals of a variety of morphological features and forms. Mierotopographic studies of the crystals have been carried out using optical and scanning electron microscopes. Some unusual growth surface morphologies have been observed. The surfaces of some of the crystals have a high degree of perfection. Sufficient experimental evidences are obtained for the striated growth of crystals and twin plane re-entrant edge (TPRE] mechanism of growth. The furniation of tertiary three-dimensional (T3D) dendrites and dendrites with obliquely forward and backward branchings a t different stages of growth have been investigated.

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Application of electrolytic method for the growth of silver crystals in silica Gel

Sokolowski

Boczek

1985

Cryst. Res. Technol.

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A new electrolytic method to grow silver dendrites and single crystals in gel

Cited by 13 publications

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Surface features and morphology of electrolytically gel-grown silver crystals

Surface features and morphology of electrolytically gel-grown silver crystals

Investigations of the growth mechanism and morphology of silver crystals grown electrolytically in gels

Application of electrolytic method for the growth of silver crystals in silica Gel

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