Scanning Electron Microscope Pictures of AB Binary Crystals With The CsCl Structure.

For a size ratio of 0.736 I found a binary with a AB CsCl structure. This configuration is made up of interlocking cubes of the two species such that at the centre of each cube of species 1 there is a particle of species 2.

The images below were taken from samples containing particles with radii 367.7nm and 270.6nm and are believed to be the first showing binary hard-sphere crystals with this arrangement.

	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal with the smaller spheres sitting on the square face of the cubes made up of the larger species.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	Running diagonally up the centre of this image is a line of CsCl arranged particles with the big spheres making up the main cube with the small spheres at their centre.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal (110) plane.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal with the cube this time being made up of the smaller spheres and the big sphere sat at their centre.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal.
	A Photograph showing the AB CsCl crystal. This is best seen in the lower right hand corner where lines of big and small particles can be found.