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. 2014 May 30;4:5118. doi: 10.1038/srep05118

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(a) Low magnified TEM image and a corresponding SAD pattern showing the presence of deformation twins in MnS inclusion. The twin plane is identified as (111) plane. (b) A high resolution HADDF image of a twin boundary viewed along direction. The atomic model of TB is superimposed, where the manganese ions and sulphur ions are represented by red and green spheres, respectively. The atomic configuration of the twin boundary was identified to be the mono-layer of S instead of Mn.

Inline graphic — (a) Low magnified TEM image and a corresponding SAD pattern showing the presence of deformation twins in MnS inclusion. The twin plane is identified as (111) plane. (b) A high resolution HADDF image of a twin boundary viewed along direction. The atomic model of TB is superimposed, where the manganese ions and sulphur ions are represented by red and green spheres, respectively. The atomic configuration of the twin boundary was identified to be the mono-layer of S instead of Mn.