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Short-lived calcium carbonate precursors observed in situ via Bullet-dynamic nuclear polarization

Chemistry

Short-lived calcium carbonate precursors observed in situ via Bullet-dynamic nuclear polarization

E. Turhan, M. Minaei, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Ertan Turhan, Masoud Minaei, Pooja Narwal, Benno Meier, Karel Kouřil, and Dennis Kurzbach unveils the role of short-lived pre-nucleation species in calcium carbonate formation. Utilizing innovative Bullet dynamic nuclear polarization, the team provides new insights into how ionic pre-nucleation species influence solidification processes, challenging traditional paradigms.

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