Abstract
Rhombohedral calcite crystals grown from supersaturated solutions undergo an unusual and specific morphological change in the presence of Li; the doped crystals are structurally invariant but exhibit well-developed basal (001) faces indicating that these relatively high energy crystal surfaces are stabilised by the incorporation of Li into surface interstitial sites.
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