Modify crystallization process by electromagnetic fields?

In summary, the conversation discusses the potential impact of applying electromagnetic fields during crystallization processes. This technique may alter crystal properties and affect the formation of micro/nano crystals. It is supported by existing literature and can be further explored through scholarly articles.
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steffen ecca
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Has anyone come across an example where electromagnetic fields have been applied
during crystallization processes. For example to modify crystal properties like magnetization or to change the polymorphism.
In principle the use of electric / magnetic fields should change the formation of a micro/nano crystal because it changes the potential of the individual atoms in solution.
What do you think about this?

Thanks for any constructive discussion on this.
 
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Yes, it is all through the literature - just google your question and look for scholarly articles.
eg.
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5567196&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D5567196
 

FAQ: Modify crystallization process by electromagnetic fields?

1. How does modifying the crystallization process with electromagnetic fields affect the final crystal structure?

The use of electromagnetic fields during the crystallization process can impact the final crystal structure by altering the rate of crystal growth and the orientation of crystal growth. This can result in changes in the size, shape, and texture of the crystals formed.

2. What types of electromagnetic fields are commonly used in the modification of crystallization process?

There are various types of electromagnetic fields that can be used in the modification of crystallization process, including radio frequency, microwave, and magnetic fields. The specific type of field used will depend on the properties of the materials being crystallized and the desired outcome.

3. How does the strength of the electromagnetic field affect the crystallization process?

The strength of the electromagnetic field can impact the rate and direction of crystal growth, as well as the final crystal structure. Higher field strengths can result in faster crystal growth, while lower field strengths may lead to more controlled and uniform crystal formation.

4. What are the potential benefits of modifying the crystallization process with electromagnetic fields?

Some potential benefits of using electromagnetic fields in the crystallization process include improved crystal quality, increased yield, and reduced processing time. Additionally, this technique may be used to manipulate the properties of the crystals formed, such as their size, shape, and purity.

5. Are there any potential risks or challenges associated with using electromagnetic fields in the crystallization process?

While the use of electromagnetic fields in the crystallization process has shown promising results, there are also potential risks and challenges to consider. These include the need for specialized equipment and expertise, as well as the potential for unwanted side effects such as changes in crystal morphology or the introduction of impurities.

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