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Halochromic modulation of amorphous calcium carbonate crystallization driven by pH-responsive bioinspired pigments

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Sardhalia, Vaskar
Halochromic modulation of amorphous calcium carbonate crystallization driven by pH-responsive bioinspired pigments
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Researchers have discovered how natural pigments can modulate the crystallization of amorphous calcium carbonate, providing insights into the coloration of biomineralized organisms like sea urchins. The study demonstrates how pH-responsive pigments are stabilized within mineral structures during formation.

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