Biomineralization is of paramount importance for life on Earth. The delicate balance of
physicochemical interactions at the interface between organic and inorganic matter during …

Amorphous calcium (alumino) silicates are the main component of industrial byproducts (eg,
blast furnace slag and fly ash) and can be generated by grinding silicate minerals that are …

Unveiling the effects of an environmental abundant anion “sulfate” on the formation of
calcium carbonate (CaCO3) is essential to understand the formation mechanisms of …

Formation of minerals such as calcium carbonate often causes energy consumption and
even safety risk increase due to the hindrance on heat/mass transfer. However, the current …

Calcium carbonate precipitates occur in diverse and widespread aquatic environments, both
from marine to terrestrial natural surroundings and from anthropogenic to engineered …

Multiphase flow processes taking place in Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS)
processes are accompanied by scale deposits which increase operational cost and reduce …

In this study, in order to improve mechanical properties of cotton fabrics, nano‐micro sized
calcium carbonate (CaCO3) was deposited in situ on cotton fabrics. The mechanical …

Interfaces can actively control the nucleation kinetics, orientations, and polymorphs of
calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Prior studies have revealed that CaCO3 formation can be …

Organisms deposit various biominerals in the course of their biomineralisation. The most
abundant of these is calcium carbonate, which manifests itself in several polymorphs. While …

This article presents the molecular dynamics and solidification behavior of a 2, 3-difluoro-4-
propylphenyl 2, 3-difluoro-4-(4-pentylcyclohexyl) benzoate nematic liquid crystal (5C4FPB3) …