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Course: CHEM 106, Fall 2009School: Wisc Stevens Point
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CRYSTALLINE SIMPLE SOLIDS crystalline solid - solid form of a substance in which the atoms or molecules are arranged in a definite pattern that is repeated in three dimensions. Crystals form shapes with specifically oriented plane surfaces as a result of the internal structural arrangement. unit cell - the smallest unit of structure of a crystal when repeated exactly in three dimensions will give the complete...
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CRYSTALLINE SIMPLE SOLIDS
crystalline solid - solid form of a substance in which the atoms or molecules are arranged in a definite pattern that is repeated in three dimensions. Crystals form shapes with specifically oriented plane surfaces as a result of the internal structural arrangement. unit cell - the smallest unit of structure of a crystal when repeated exactly in three dimensions will give the complete crystal structure.
CUBIC UNIT CELLS SIMPLE
atoms on each corner atoms along "touch" each edge one atom per unit cube cube side length = twice the atomic radius
BODY-CENTERED
atoms on each corner and one in center atoms "touch" diagonally through center of cube two atoms per unit cube cube side length = (16/3)1/2 times the atom radi...
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