Chemical gardens are perhaps the best example in chemistry of a self-organizing
nonequilibrium process that creates complex structures. Many different chemical systems …

Pattern formation is a frequent phenomenon in physics, chemistry, biology, and materials
science. Bottom-up pattern formation usually occurs in the interaction of the transport …

Synthetic data are of increasing importance in nanometrology. They can be used for
development of data processing methods, analysis of uncertainties and estimation of various …

Traveling precipitation waves, including counterrotating spiral waves, are observed in the
precipitation reaction of AlCl3 with NaOH [Volford, A.; et al. Langmuir 2007, 23, 961− 964] …

Propagating precipitation waves are a remarkable form of spatiotemporal behavior that arise
through the coupling of reaction, diffusion, and precipitation. We study a system with a …

We examined the potential of the combined use of two X-ray spectroscopic methods, time-
resolved X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectroscopy and position-dependent X-ray absorption …

We report the formation of chemical gardens grown in water solutions of polymers. Evolution
of the chemical garden depends dramatically on the polymer molecular weight. Solution/air …

While many things around us are designed, most of them, such as living beings or
snowflakes, are formed spontaneously. The science of pattern formation deals with the …

This paper presents two convenient soft-lithographic techniques (membrane transfer and
microfluidic deposition) for the generation of micropatterns of inorganic precipitations in …

We report a two-dimensional (2D) reaction–diffusion system that exhibits a superdiffusive
propagating wave with anomalous cusp-like contours. This wave results from a leading …