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THE DESCRIPTION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES Translation group . Two - dimensional crystals . Two - dimensional point groups . ... Hexagonal close - packed structure ( hcp ) . Diamond structure . Zinc blende structure .
THE DESCRIPTION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES Translation group . Two - dimensional crystals . Two - dimensional point groups . ... Hexagonal close - packed structure ( hcp ) . Diamond structure . Zinc blende structure .
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SIMPLE CRYSTAL STRUCTURES We discuss briefly a small number of simple crystal structures of general interest , including the hexagonal close ... The perovskite structure is discussed in Chapter 7 and the spinel structure in Chapter 15 .
SIMPLE CRYSTAL STRUCTURES We discuss briefly a small number of simple crystal structures of general interest , including the hexagonal close ... The perovskite structure is discussed in Chapter 7 and the spinel structure in Chapter 15 .
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DIAMOND STRUCTURE The space lattice of diamond is face - centered cubic with a basis of two atoms at 000 ; 1 1 associated with each lattice point , as shown in Fig . 1.27 . The tetrahedral bonding of the diamond structure is exhibited ...
DIAMOND STRUCTURE The space lattice of diamond is face - centered cubic with a basis of two atoms at 000 ; 1 1 associated with each lattice point , as shown in Fig . 1.27 . The tetrahedral bonding of the diamond structure is exhibited ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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