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Figure 8 A primitive cell may also be chosen following this procedure: (1) draw
lines to connect a given lattice point to all nearby lattice points; (2) at the midpoint
and normal to these lines, draw new lines or planes. The smallest volume ...
Figure 8 A primitive cell may also be chosen following this procedure: (1) draw
lines to connect a given lattice point to all nearby lattice points; (2) at the midpoint
and normal to these lines, draw new lines or planes. The smallest volume ...
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In the monoclinic system there are two lattice types, one with a primitive unit cell
and the other with a nonprimitive conventional cell which may be base-centered (
C) with lattice points at the centers of the rectangular cell faces in the ab plane.
In the monoclinic system there are two lattice types, one with a primitive unit cell
and the other with a nonprimitive conventional cell which may be base-centered (
C) with lattice points at the centers of the rectangular cell faces in the ab plane.
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Figure 17 Primitive translation vectors of the body-centered cubic lattice; these
vectors connect the lattice point at the origin to lattice points at the body centers.
The primitive cell is obtained on completing the rhombohedron. In terms of the ...
Figure 17 Primitive translation vectors of the body-centered cubic lattice; these
vectors connect the lattice point at the origin to lattice points at the body centers.
The primitive cell is obtained on completing the rhombohedron. In terms of the ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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