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Julian Gale

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As seen in: S&P Global Commodity Insights, Nature, Royal Society of Chemistry, Informa, JD Supra, Lexology, Mondaq
Deputy Head of Processed Commodities at S&P Global Commodity Insights. Areas of coverage include dried fruit and nuts and herbs, spices and exotics.
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Reconstruction of the {101¯4} Calcite Surface: When, How, and Why

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By Raffaella Demichelis, Paolo Raiteri, Julian Gale Verified
| dx.doi.org
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Observation of a guest-free Si46 clathrate-I framework from Ba8-xSi46 upon in situ vacuum heating - Nature Communications

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By Yi Zhou, Qing Zhang, Alvaro Mayoral, Peter R. Spackman, Jun Li, Julian Gale Verified, Michael Anderson, Hiroshi Fukuoka, Shoji Yamanaka
| Nature Verified
Abstract Silicon and its composites are key materials owing to their extensive use in the semiconductor industry. While the diamond-structured form dominates, other allotropes with superior properties at ambient conditions remain of interest. Toward this, Si46 clathrate type-I crystals containing alkali/alkaline-earth metals have been extensively studied, but the experimental observation of a guest-free Si46 structure has been challenging.
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Atomistic insight into the interaction of aspartic acid species with calcium carbonate: model development

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By Raffaella Demichelis, Blake Armstrong, Paolo Raiteri, Julian Gale Verified
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Atomistic insight into the interaction of aspartic acid species with calcium carbonate: model development† The development of models that allow access to atomic-scale information is crucial for expanding our understanding of interfacial processes that enable the formation and growth of biominerals in both abiotic and biogeochemical environments.
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