CHAPTER 3 - The Structure of Crystalline Solids

A crystal structure is the basic arrangement or base orientation of a solid material. Any structure held together by atoms, ions, or molecules arranged in a highly ordered 3 dimensional arrangement is a crystal structure. Crystal structure can be considered the highest level of ordering in solid materials.

1. CHAPTER 3: STRUCTURE OF CRYSTALINE SOLIDS

2. CHAPTER 3:

3. CHAPTER 3: WHY STUDY THE STRUCTURE OF CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS? FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS & UNIT CELLS METALLIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURES DENSITY COMPUTATIONS CRYSTAL SYSTEMS POINT COORDINATES CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC DIRECTIONS & CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PLANES LINEAR & PLANAR DENSITIES CLOSE-PACKED CRYSTAL STRUCTURES CRYSTALINE & NON-CRYSTALINE MATERIALS SINGLE CRYSTALS POLYCRYSTALLINE MATERIALS ANISOTROPY X-RAY DIFFRACTION: DETERMINATION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES NONCRYSTALLINE SOLIDS

4. WHY STUDY THE STRUCTURE OF CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS?

5. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS & UNIT CELLS

6. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS & UNIT CELLS

7. METALLIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURES

8. DENSITY COMPUTATIONS

9. CRYSTAL SYSTEMS

10. POINT COORDINATES

11. CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC DIRECTIONS & CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PLANES

12. LINEAR & PLANAR DENSITIES

13. CLOSE-PACKED CRYSTAL STRUCTURES

14. CRYSTALINE & NON-CRYSTALINE MATERIALS

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