Crystals
related topic: Atoms, Crystals and Molecules
animations, Buzzers,
LCD, Minerals and crystals,
Molecules,
Piezo effect sensors |
3-D Crystal Lattice Images |
Biological
Macromolecule Crystallization Database Biological Macromolecule
Crystallization Database and the NASA Archive for Protein Crystal Growth
Data |
Chemical mineralogy
of common mineral groups examines the crystal chemistry of some common
mineral groups, sites in the crystal structure on which the principal
substitutions take place, the typical ranges of observed composition
variation, how to assess the quality of analyses from looking at the
stoichiometry of mineral formulae, how to estimate ferric iron, any special
considerations affecting formula recalculation, Garnet, Plagioclase,
Pyroxene, Mica (muscovite and biotite), Amphibole (mainly about hornblende) |
Crystal Forms |
Crystal lattices
a concise index of common crystal lattice structures |
Crystal Lattice Structures a concise index of common crystal lattice
structures |
Crystallization guide
Crystallization, It is the goal of the crystal grower to produce resonably
large ( >0.1 mm in its smallest dimension) protein crystals, in which the
molecules have sufficient long range order that an x-ray beam will be
diffracted into a pattern of reflections, ... |
Crystal
shape laboratory crystal java applets |
Crystal Structure
Movies |
Crystal structures image simulation in material science |
Crystallographic
Topology crystallography is the study of atoms in crystals, topology is
the study of distortion-invariant connectivity properties of mathematical
objects, and crystallographic topology is an intersection of those two
disciplines, ... |
Crystallography and
minerals arranged by crystal form crystallography groups are composed of 32 classes of symmetry derived from observations of the external crystal form |
Crystallography
and Mineral Crystal Systems Introduction to Crystallography and Mineral
Crystal Systems, Crystal Forms and Symmetry Classes, The Cubic (Isometric)
System, The Tetragonal System, The Orthorhombic System, The Hexagonal
System, The Monoclinic System, The Triclinic System |
Cubic Crystal Lattice
Structures crystalline solids |
Ferroelectric Liquid Crystals Introduction to Ferroelectric Liquid
Crystals |
Fullerene Fullerenes
are molecules composed entirely of carbon, in the form of a hollow sphere,
ellipsoid, or tube, Carbon nanotubes |
Fullerene Science Module |
Fullerenes What are Fullerenes |
Fullerenes
Alkali-doped fullerenes, Important parameters for Fullerenes are the
effective Coulomb repulsion U between two electrons on the same molecule,
the one-electron band width W of the partly occupied t1u band, the maximum
phonon frequency wph, the Jahn-Teller energy EJT and the exchange integral K |
Fullerenes
Geometry of Fullerenes, Knot theory and fullerenes, "Perfect" fullerenes,
Nanotubes, conical and biconical fullerenes and their symmetry |
Gems
and gem materials processes leading to the formation of gems in the
Earth, how gems are identified, factors that affect the appearance and value
of gems, processes used to enhance the appearance of gems, materials used to
simulate common gemstones, and issues associated with the synthesis of gems |
GROWING
CRYSTALS |
Inorganic Solids lattice (lattice types), motif (basis), crystal
structure, unit cell (counting atoms in unit cells), fractional coordinates,
coordination number |
Physics of
Crystals 3-dimensional illustration of the Bravais lattices and some
other common structures |
Polymers &
liquid crystals information about polymers, liquid crystals, polymer liquid crystals, polymer disperesed liquid crystals, and polymer
stabilized liquid crystals. download simulations, view movies, and view animations |
Protein
crystallization page The Pictorial Library of Crystallization Drop
Phenomena, Practical Protein Crystallization Course |
Snow
crystals all about snow crystals and snowflakes, and how these remarkably complex and beautiful structures appear |
Symmetry,
Crystals and Polyhedra |
What are Liquid
Crystals Mesophases (liquid crystals and plastic crystals) are a state
of order between crystals and liquids, ... |
What are Martensites? What are Martensites? |
Horizontaal |
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