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English: Beryl Crystal Structure with view down C axis showing silicate ring channels |
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- Cauchy–Born rule
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- Crystal field excitation
- Crystallography Reviews
- Direct methods (crystallography)
- Equiaxed crystal
- Holmium–magnesium–zinc quasicrystal
- Homeotropic alignment
- Homometric structures
- Inorganic Crystal Structure Database
- Ionic crystal
- Isostructural
- Journal of Chemical Crystallography
- Kapustinskii equation
- Knudsen cell
- Lely method
- Lithium tantalate
- Micropipe
- Mirror furnace
- Oligocrystalline material
- Orientational glass
- Polysome (crystallography)
- Preferential alignment
- Protocrystalline
- Red beryl
- Robin F. C. Farrow
- Seed crystal
- Transition temperature
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