Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.

Indirect high resolution electron microscopy using one of several possible data-set geometries offers advantages over conventional high-resolution imaging in enabling the recovery of the complex wavefunction at the specimen exit plane and simultaneously eliminating the aberrations present in the obj...

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Egile Nagusiak: Kirkland, A, Meyer, R, Sloan, J, Hutchison, J
Formatua: Journal article
Hizkuntza:English
Argitaratua: 2005
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author Kirkland, A
Meyer, R
Sloan, J
Hutchison, J
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description Indirect high resolution electron microscopy using one of several possible data-set geometries offers advantages over conventional high-resolution imaging in enabling the recovery of the complex wavefunction at the specimen exit plane and simultaneously eliminating the aberrations present in the objective lens. This article discusses results obtained using this method from structures formed by inorganic materials confined within the bores of carbon nanotubes. Such materials are shown to be atomically regulated due to their confinement, leading to integral layer architectures that we have termed "Feynman crystals." These one-dimensional (1D) crystals also show a wide range of structural deviations from the bulk, including unexpected lattice distortions, and in some cases entirely new forms have been observed.
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spelling oxford-uuid:b6a3cf24-1f84-4d47-a113-eb61c45144b62022-03-27T04:42:18ZStructure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:b6a3cf24-1f84-4d47-a113-eb61c45144b6EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2005Kirkland, AMeyer, RSloan, JHutchison, JIndirect high resolution electron microscopy using one of several possible data-set geometries offers advantages over conventional high-resolution imaging in enabling the recovery of the complex wavefunction at the specimen exit plane and simultaneously eliminating the aberrations present in the objective lens. This article discusses results obtained using this method from structures formed by inorganic materials confined within the bores of carbon nanotubes. Such materials are shown to be atomically regulated due to their confinement, leading to integral layer architectures that we have termed "Feynman crystals." These one-dimensional (1D) crystals also show a wide range of structural deviations from the bulk, including unexpected lattice distortions, and in some cases entirely new forms have been observed.
spellingShingle Kirkland, A
Meyer, R
Sloan, J
Hutchison, J
Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.
title Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.
title_full Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.
title_fullStr Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.
title_full_unstemmed Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.
title_short Structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes.
title_sort structure determination of atomically controlled crystal architectures grown within single wall carbon nanotubes
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