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Contents 1 29 GENERAL REFERENCES 1 · CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS AND
CRYSTAL STRUCTURES Empirical classification of crystal binding . Ionic
crystals . Covalent crystals . Metal crystals . Molecular crystals . Hydrogenbonded
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Contents 1 29 GENERAL REFERENCES 1 · CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS AND
CRYSTAL STRUCTURES Empirical classification of crystal binding . Ionic
crystals . Covalent crystals . Metal crystals . Molecular crystals . Hydrogenbonded
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If one half of the crystal is the reflection of the other half in a plane drawn through
the center of the crystal , the crystal possesses a reflection plane as a symmetry
element . Center of inversion . A crystal possesses a center of inversion if the ...
If one half of the crystal is the reflection of the other half in a plane drawn through
the center of the crystal , the crystal possesses a reflection plane as a symmetry
element . Center of inversion . A crystal possesses a center of inversion if the ...
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CRYSTAL SYSTEMS The classification of crystals into seven crystal systems was
developed by classical crystallographers from measurements on the angles of
crystal faces , without reference to the internal structure of the crystal . The basis ...
CRYSTAL SYSTEMS The classification of crystals into seven crystal systems was
developed by classical crystallographers from measurements on the angles of
crystal faces , without reference to the internal structure of the crystal . The basis ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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