The Third Dimension in Chemistry |
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NOTE ON VIEWING OF STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHS xi | 1 |
POLYGONS AND PLANE NETS | 12 |
POLYHEDRA | 28 |
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2-dimensional patterns 3-connected 3-dimensional angles antiprisms Archimedean solids arrangements of atoms atoms axes axis Bravais lattices carbon atoms CdCl2 centre Chapter chemical chlorine circles cleavage close-packed complex compounds convex polygons corners corresponding crystal structure crystalline cube diamond electron-pair bonds electrons equal numbers equation equilateral triangle example faces formula framework H2O H2O halide halogen hexagonal hydrogen icosahedron illustrated in Fig joined lattice layer linked metal ions mineral neighbours number of edges number of lines number of polygons octahedra octahedron oxide oxy-ions oxygen atoms packing of spheres pentagonal phosphorus plane nets plane surface Plate polyhedra polyhedron possible prism quartz regular polygons regular solids represent rhombic dodecahedron rotation salt Schlegel diagram semi-regular solids shapes shown in Fig sides silicates silicon simple simplest sodium sodium chlorate solution space-filling structural chemistry structures of crystals sulphur symmetry elements temperatures tetrahedral tetrahedron tion total number truncated truncated octahedron vertex vertices water molecules