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arXiv 2001.02597cond-mat.mtrl-sci
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A gold complex single crystal comprised of nanoporosity and curved surfaces

Maria Koifman Khristosov, Leonid Bloch, Manfred Burghammer, Paul Zaslansky, Yaron Kauffmann, Alex Katsman, Boaz Pokroy

英文摘要:

Complex hierarchical shapes are widely known in biogenic single crystals, but growing of intricate synthetic metal single crystals is still a challenge. Here we report on a simple method for growing intricately shaped single crystals of gold, each consisting of a micron-sized crystal surrounded by a nanoporous structure, while the two parts comprise a single crystal. This is achieved by annealing thin films of gold and germanium to solidify a eutectic composition melt at a hypoeutectic concentration (Au-enriched composition). Transmission electron microscopy and synchrotron submicron scanning diffractometry and imaging confirms that the whole structure was indeed a single crystal. A kinetic model showing how this intricate single-crystal structure can be grown is presented.

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