Physical boundaries within aggregates - Differences between amorphous, para-crystalline, and crystalline Structures

Crystal Research and Technology

Volumn 50, Issue 11, 2015, Pages 846-865

  Albers, Peter ^b   Maier, Monika ^a   Reisinger, Martin ^a   Hannebauer, Bernd ^b   Weinand, Rudolf ^a  

^a EVONIK INDUSTRIES AG   (Germany)

^b AQura GmbH   (Germany)

Author keywords

agglomerate; aggregate; constituent particle; grain boundary; nanostructure

Indexed keywords

AEROGELS; AGGREGATES; ALUMINA; ALUMINUM OXIDE; CARBON BLACK; CRYSTALLITES; GRAIN BOUNDARIES; NANOSTRUCTURES; SILICA; SILICATES; TITANIUM DIOXIDE;

AGGLOMERATE; COMPUTATIONAL STUDIES; CORE/SHELL STRUCTURE; CRYSTALLINE AGGREGATES; CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE; INORGANIC MATERIALS; PRIMARY CRYSTALLITES; PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY;

NANOCRYSTALLINE MATERIALS;

EID: 84946492539     PISSN: 02321300     EISSN: 15214079     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1002/crat.201500040     Document Type: Article

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