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. 2019 Oct 23;12(21):3464. doi: 10.3390/ma12213464

Figure 16.

Figure 16

(a,b) Spatially resolved maps, showing the angular positions of the {112}SL reflections of the superlattice (green arrows in (a)); {111}AL and {200}AL reflections of the atomic lattice (red and blue arrows in (b); respectively). Single-crystalline domains with a persistent orientation of PbS particles with respect to the superlattice are marked in orange; (c,d) Experimentally measured (c) and modelled (d) cross-correlation functions C(q112SL,q111AL,Δ) are shown by blue and red color, respectively; (e) Schematic of the mesocrystal unit cell displaying the angular correlation between the atomic lattice (AL) and superlattice (SL); collinear axes are indicated in red (〈100〉 directions) and blue (〈110〉 directions) (Adapted with permission from Zaluzhnyy et al. [18]. Copyright (2017) American Chemical Society).