mineralnuklei
Mineralnuklei are the microscopic crystalline cores believed to act as seeds for the growth of mineral grains during crystallization in geological and materials contexts. The term is used in mineralogy and crystallography to describe the initial nuclei from which a larger crystal develops, influencing the final grain orientation, habit, and internal structure.
Nucleation, the formation of mineralnuklei, occurs when a solution or melt becomes supersaturated and stable clusters
In natural systems, mineralnuklei help explain variations in grain size, zoning, and crystallographic orientation observed in
Detection and study of mineralnuklei rely on high-resolution imaging and diffraction techniques, such as transmission electron