Lecture

Crystal Systems: Unit Cells and Symmetry

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Description

This lecture covers crystal systems, focusing on the smallest repeating unit of crystalline material, known as the unit cell. It explains the different crystal systems such as cubic, tetragonal, orthorhombic, hexagonal, and more. The lecture also delves into rotational axes of symmetry, interstitial sites, and voids in close-packed structures.

Instructor

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