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Bridging Nanoscopic Surface Heterogeneity and Macroscopic Nucleation Rates: A Perspective on Probabilistic Approaches
Abstract Predicting the number of newly formed crystals and their spatial distribution on surfaces or within pore spaces matters across many fields, from structural biology to coupled fluid flow and reactive transport in porous media to atmospheric physics. Nucleation occurs at molecular and nanosco
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