I am looking for someone, who is expert and interested in investigation of caco3 polymorphs formation through microbial activity, for cooperation in writing a research paper (as an co-author). I have the results of SEM, XRD, FTIR and light microscopy of microbially induced caco3 precipitates which I did for some other reasons than morphology. I need the expert person for interpretation of the data in view point of a specialist.
This is Dr. Ahns student. Dr. T.T. We are synthesizing different polymorphs of CaCO3. Yes i am agree to write a paper as co author. please send me an email [email protected]
A lot of this, microbiological origins of a variety of calcium carbonate polyphases such as protodolomite and hydromagnesite relates to the mineralogy and origin of moonmilk in vadose caves. Look up the extensive literature on this subject. This subject has been actively investigated in the past, especially in the 1970s. You can start with:
Paul L. Broughton (1972) Monohydrocalcite in speleothems: an alternative interpretation.Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, volume 36, number 2, pages 171-174.
You can read our published works about CaCO3 formation and morphology evolution,which may help you explain your data. If you need these pdf papers, you can directly cantact me by email.
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