Paper Title:
Harvesting nucleating structures in nanoparticle crystallization: The example of gold, silver and iron
Published on:
8 January 2024
Primary Category:
Statistical Mechanics
Paper Authors:
Arthur France-Lanord,
Sarath Menon,
Julien Lam
Surface and size effects influence crystal formation in nanoparticles
Critical cluster size and location depend on nanoparticle size
Smaller droplets have more ordered liquid phase around cluster
Crystallization mechanisms differ from classical nucleation theory
Crystal formation in gold, silver, and iron nanoparticles
This paper investigates how surface and size effects influence crystal formation in gold, silver, and iron nanoparticles. Using simulations, the authors obtain structures at the transition state between liquid and crystalline phases. Analysis shows both the size and location of the critical cluster differ due to nanoscale effects. Smaller droplets exhibit a more ordered liquid phase around the cluster. Overall, crystallization mechanisms in nanoparticles go beyond classical nucleation theory assumptions.
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