Opposite Particle Size Effect on Amorphous Calcium Carbonate Crystallization in Water and during Heating in Air
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S. Weiner | L. Addadi | P. Fratzl | L. Bertinetti | Y. Politi | W. Habraken | Zhaoyong Zou | Anders C S Jensen | Yael Politi | Anders C. S. Jensen
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