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A novel concept in the growth and design of anhydrous carbonate minerals: nano-scale aggregation mechanisms (CROSBI ID 170850)

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Sondi, Ivan ; Škapin, D. Srečo ; Jurina, Irena ; Slovenec, Damir A novel concept in the growth and design of anhydrous carbonate minerals: nano-scale aggregation mechanisms // Geologia Croatica, 64 (2011), 1; 61-65. doi: 10.4154/GC.2011.06

Podaci o odgovornosti

Sondi, Ivan ; Škapin, D. Srečo ; Jurina, Irena ; Slovenec, Damir

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A novel concept in the growth and design of anhydrous carbonate minerals: nano-scale aggregation mechanisms

A novel approach, designated as the particle-mediated, nano-scale, aggregation route, to the formation and growth of spherical and colloid-sized anhydrous carbonate mineral particles and hierarchically organized biomineral carbonate structures is discussed. This model is inconsistent with the conventional crystallization mechanism, which is primarily based on diffusion growth. It is determined by the initial formation of nanosized, crystalline particles (singlets) and their subsequent aggregation into submicrometer and micron-sized carbonate particle assemblies. This concept is much more common in Nature than has been assumed up until now, while the number of new examples of its significance in the formation of inorganic and biogenic carbonate mineral solids significantly increased in recent years. A few illustrations of the appearance of nanostructured and hierarchically organized carbonate particles formed through the nano-scale aggregation route in natural systems and those obtained from the laboratory model experiments are presented.

aggregation ; carbonates ; mechanism of formation

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Podaci o izdanju

64 (1)

2011.

61-65

objavljeno

1330-030X

1333-4875

10.4154/GC.2011.06

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Geologija

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