Elementary Crystallography

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Page 23 - Consists of those crystals which have one axis at right angles to the other two, which are not at right angles to each other ; when transparent, they are optically biaxal ; as oxalic acid.
Page 119 - ... has no symmetry, different twin-laws give different results. In the presence of a centre of symmetry an axis of rotation-twinning is an axis of reflection-twinning. An axis of rotation-twinning lying in a plane of symmetry has at right angles to it in the same plane an axis of reflection-twinning. If the normal to a plane of symmetry be an axis of rotation-twinning, or if a line of symmetry (axis of even symmetry) be an axis of reflection-twinning, the same result may b*> obtained by the complete...
Page 135 - The authors are to be congratulated for having stated the essentials of Crystallography in such simple, clear language." — Journal of Geology. GRAPHICAL AND TABULAR METHODS IN CRYSTALLOGRAPHY. By TV BARKER. University Lecturer in Chemical Crystallography, Oxford. 14s. net, postage jd.
Page 37 - Stereographic projection the eye is supposed to be placed on the surface of the sphere at E (Fig.
Page 25 - Since p, q and r are rational pa qb re pqr their reciprocals h,k,l must also be rational and the law of rational intercepts may be re-stated as the law of rational indices in the following terms : if three axes are chosen parallel to three edges of a crystal which do not lie in one plane and if the intercepts on these axes of a parametral plane are a : b : c, then the intercepts of any other face of the crystal can be expressed as - : r : j where h, k and I HR It are whole numbers or zero.

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