Abstract
Using computer simulations, we study a nonequilibrium state with a liquid-like S(k) but where over 95% of the molecules are in locally crystalline environments. Due to its liquid-like S(k) and slow dynamics, the state is apparently amorphous, although it contains nanocrystalline order. This nanocrystalline order can strongly bias the polymorph that forms when the state crystallizes.
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Mithen, J. P., & Sear, R. P. (2016). State between Liquid and Crystal: Locally Crystalline but with the Structure Factor of a Liquid. Crystal Growth and Design, 16(6), 3049–3053. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.cgd.6b00209
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