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Size-Dependent Growth Rates Amplify Infinitesimal Asymmetry in Nanocrystals
The kinetic Wulff construction predicts symmetric nonequilibrium shapes when crystallographically equivalent facets share a fixed growth rate. However, nanocrystals grow through finite facets whose nucleation barriers and ligand coverages depend on facet size. Here we develop a size-dependent kineti
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