生物矿物的高分辨透射电镜研究。

Scanning electron microscopy Pub Date : 1986-01-01

S Mann

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本文介绍了利用高分辨率透射电镜(HRTEM)研究生物源无机固体(生物矿物)超微结构的概况。已经研究了一系列生物矿物，包括氧化铁、磷酸钙、碳酸钙和二氧化硅。这些研究揭示了这些材料的结构复杂性，并在纳米水平上确定了晶体的有序和无序。此外，这些结果有助于阐明生物矿物成核和生长的机制。

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The study of biominerals by high resolution transmission electron microscopy.

This paper presents an overview of the study of the ultrastructure of biogenic inorganic solids (biominerals) using high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM). A range of biominerals have been studied including iron oxides, calcium phosphates, calcium carbonates and silica. The studies have revealed information concerning the structural complexity of these materials and have identified crystallographic order and disorder at the nanometre level. In addition, the results have aided the elucidation of the mechanisms of nucleation and growth of biogenic minerals.

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