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As part of an investigation into the effect of substrate structure on the nucleation and growth of electro-deposits, it was desired to produce in a metal single crystal of high purity various types of imperfection. ‘Striation’1 boundaries and cell boundaries (‘corrugation’2 boundaries) were thought to be suitable as the former should give low-angle boundaries (¼°–5°) with little impurity while the latter should illustrate the effect on nucleation of the impurity contained in cell boundaries.
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BROWNSWORD, R., FARR, J. Substructures in Nickel grown from the Melt. Nature 195, 373–374 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/195373a0
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