Growth shape of crystallites on a substrate: A Monte Carlo simulation

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The growth of a separate crystallite on a foreign substrate is studied by the Monte Carlo method of computer simulation. The time dependences are obtained of the volume V, the mean height h and the shape factor f{hook} of the crystallite at various constant supersaturations s. It is found that the crystallite growth shape changes considerably with s; the higher the supersaturation, the flatter the crystallite. The simulation data for V, h and f{hook} are used for verification of the theory of polylayer growth of a crystallite on a foreign substrate [D. Kashchiev, J. Crystal Growth 67 (1984) 559]. A good qualitative agreement is established, but, quantitatively, the theory is found to predict somewhat slower growth of the crystallite. © 1986.

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Trayanov, A., & Kashchiev, D. (1986). Growth shape of crystallites on a substrate: A Monte Carlo simulation. Journal of Crystal Growth, 78(2), 399–407. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-0248(86)90076-X

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