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publicationNumber CN-106757346-B
titleOfInvention A method for protecting the surface steps of crystal growth in aqueous solution
abstract The invention relates to a method for protecting the surface steps of growing crystals in aqueous solution. Utilizing the insoluble properties of KDP in n-hexane and chloroform, and the physical property that the density of n-hexane is lower than that of water, and the density of water is lower than that of chloroform, the aqueous solution remaining on the crystal surface is removed to ensure the integrity of the growth step morphology , Accuracy, safe and effective preservation of crystals. Before using the organic solvent, try to heat it to a temperature similar to that of the growth solution to avoid crystal cracking caused by excessive temperature difference. The invention can completely avoid the damage caused when removing the aqueous solution attached to the crystal surface, and will not cause recrystallization of residual solute on the crystal surface and damage to the surface structure. It can reduce the difficulty of finding a complete and clean surface during experimental testing, and ensure the integrity and accuracy of the growth step morphology.
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