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English: Supplementary Movie 3 Adsorption dynamics of sulfonated SBA: PHPMA30-PDPA47 micelles onto calcite surface (1.5 × 1.5 μm) shown in Supplementary Fig. 1a,b. This movie shows adsorption dynamics of the sulfonated micelles for 105 minutes and 19 seconds in equilibrium condition. Because steps did not move in this condition, the adsorption site of the micelles could be identified. As with the carboxylated PSPMA30-PDPA47 micelles, these micelles adsorbed directly to step edges rather than terraces. However, in contrast to the carboxylated micelles, adsorption to acute was strongly preferred over adsorption to obtuse steps.
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Source Video file from Rae Cho K, Kim Y, Yang P, Cai W, Pan H, Kulak A, Lau J, Kulshreshtha P, Armes S, Meldrum F, De Yoreo J (2016). "Direct observation of mineral–organic composite formation reveals occlusion mechanism". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms10187. PMID 26732046. PMC: 4729825.
Author Rae Cho K, Kim Y, Yang P, Cai W, Pan H, Kulak A, Lau J, Kulshreshtha P, Armes S, Meldrum F, De Yoreo J
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