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Crystal Faceting

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Crystal habit origin in solutions and relative kinetic processes widely used for genetic reconstructions and growth mechanism interpretations are sketched. Many-sided experimental data for fluorite, yttrium-iron garnet, potassium dichromate, sodium chlorate, and some other substances are presented. Stationary forms of faceting are analyzed in terms of the elaborated structural-chemical model. The model emphasizes on processes within adsorption layers that open possibilities to explain and predict the habit change with conditions in complex solutions. Non-stationary growth conditions cause striated pseudofaces of unusual orientation as well as multi-headed and multi-edged shapes. Anomalies of crystal growth and metal electrochemical reduction appearing in abrupt kinetic acceleration in certain temperature ranges, as well as growth acceleration under infrared radiation are related to resonance violation of the solution structure and new experimental method of attack molecular processes.

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