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Nanofabrication Engineering (3D) — Top-Down Milling vs Bottom-Up Nucleation

Explore ball milling where Rittinger fracture balances cold-welding for steady-state grain size, versus LaMer nucleation with burst or drip injection controlling monodisperse or polydisperse growth.

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The same two real manufacturing routes as the 2D version — Rittinger-law ball milling and LaMer nucleation-growth — modelled as two chambers inside one free-orbit 3D volume, so grain fracture, cold-welding and nanocrystal growth are visible as genuine 3D events rather than flattened onto a plane.

⚙ Under the hood

Explore ball milling where Rittinger fracture balances cold-welding for steady-state grain size, versus LaMer nucleation with burst or drip injection controlling monodisperse or polydisperse growth.

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3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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