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Solving Structures of Nano-precipitates in Minerals Using TEM Imaging and Single-crystal XRD Diffraction Methods

Nano-precipitates in host minerals can provide information about their formation environment and evolution history. Because both composition and structure of the nano-precipitates are related to their host phases, it is possible to determine their crystal structures using atomic resolution imaging and singlecrystal diffraction from both host phase and precipitates. For simple composition system like pyrrhotite