Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation
Tetrazole compounds have recently been found to impact on crystal morphology but in a manner different from that of carboxylate molecules. One such molecule was found to stabilise vaterite and this was investigated by assessing the impact of systematic changes on its structure. It was found that bot...
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| author | Massi, Max Ogden, Mark Jones, Franca |
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| description | Tetrazole compounds have recently been found to impact on crystal morphology but in a manner different from that of carboxylate molecules. One such molecule was found to stabilise vaterite and this was investigated by assessing the impact of systematic changes on its structure. It was found that both the tetrazole and the formyl functionalities were required for vaterite stabilisation. The mechanism of stabilisation appears to be via inhibition of vaterite dissolution. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-128112018-03-21T01:26:24Z Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation Massi, Max Ogden, Mark Jones, Franca Calcium compounds Biocrystallization Impurities Characterisation Adsorption Growth from solutions Tetrazole compounds have recently been found to impact on crystal morphology but in a manner different from that of carboxylate molecules. One such molecule was found to stabilise vaterite and this was investigated by assessing the impact of systematic changes on its structure. It was found that both the tetrazole and the formyl functionalities were required for vaterite stabilisation. The mechanism of stabilisation appears to be via inhibition of vaterite dissolution. 2012 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12811 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2012.04.011 Elsevier Science BV fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Calcium compounds Biocrystallization Impurities Characterisation Adsorption Growth from solutions Massi, Max Ogden, Mark Jones, Franca Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| title | Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| title_full | Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| title_fullStr | Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| title_short | Investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| title_sort | investigating vaterite phase stabilisation by a tetrazole molecule during calcium carbonate crystallisation |
| topic | Calcium compounds Biocrystallization Impurities Characterisation Adsorption Growth from solutions |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12811 |