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Dynamically self-assembled patterns formed by up to 40 micro-rafts

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1 Fig. 3 Dynamically self-assembled patterns formed by up to 40 micro-rafts.
Dynamically self-assembled patterns formed by up to 40 micro-rafts. (A) Numbers of micro-rafts in each layer for up to 40 micro-rafts. The inset on the top left shows four distinct bands formed by the trajectories of 36 micro-rafts. The central band consists of the trajectory of only one micro-raft. (B) An example of experimentally observed polymorphism is the two polymorphs of 21 micro-rafts. The top row shows two micro-rafts in the innermost layer, whereas the bottom row shows only one micro-raft in the innermost layer. The number at the center of a raft is the raft number, and the numbering starts from the innermost layer and increases clockwise within one layer. (C) Experimental and simulated patterns for 36 to 40 micro-rafts. The number in italics at the bottom right of each raft indicates the number of its nearest neighbors. This analysis of nearest neighbors is based on Voronoi cell construction, and it shows that the micro-rafts in the inner layers contain 6 ± 1 neighbors. Wendong Wang et al. Sci Adv 2017;3:e Copyright © 2017, The Authors

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