In situ study on atomic mechanism of melting and freezing of single bismuth nanoparticles
The atomic mechanisms of reversible phase transitions are challenging to probe experimentally. Here, the authors induce melting and freezing processes in bismuth nanoparticles inside a high-resolution electron microscope, observing the atom-level stages of this phase transition pathway in real time.
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Main Authors: | Yingxuan Li, Ling Zang, Daniel L. Jacobs, Jie Zhao, Xiu Yue, Chuanyi Wang |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/40ae408ee13f41d8a7d7be2babd1abd6 |
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