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07055 HABIT MODIFICATION IN CALCITE CRYSTALS INDUCED BY RANDOM AND EPITAXIAL ADSORPTION OF INORGANIC AND ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

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Product Number: 51300-07055-SG
ISBN: 07055 2007 CP
Author: Dino Aquilano, Emanuele Costa, and Linda Pastero
Publication Date: 2007
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Experimental morphology of calcite is analyzed on crystals population grown both in gel and in aqueous solution. A comparison is made between growth in pure solution and in the presence of specific impurities (such as lithium and acetate ions) giving rise to different habit modifications. The appearance of important {0001} and {0118} calcite forms is explained either in terms of 2D epitaxial layers or by random adsorption. Finally, the production of crystalline bubbles of calcite growing in solution around gas cavities is explained as a typical case of heterogeneous nucleation and growth favored at the complex interface solution/gas/crystal. All this complex phenomenology along with its interpretation can be thought as a first physico-chemical and crystallographic step in ruling practical drawbacks such as the crystal caking and the scale problems.
Experimental morphology of calcite is analyzed on crystals population grown both in gel and in aqueous solution. A comparison is made between growth in pure solution and in the presence of specific impurities (such as lithium and acetate ions) giving rise to different habit modifications. The appearance of important {0001} and {0118} calcite forms is explained either in terms of 2D epitaxial layers or by random adsorption. Finally, the production of crystalline bubbles of calcite growing in solution around gas cavities is explained as a typical case of heterogeneous nucleation and growth favored at the complex interface solution/gas/crystal. All this complex phenomenology along with its interpretation can be thought as a first physico-chemical and crystallographic step in ruling practical drawbacks such as the crystal caking and the scale problems.
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