- the
pseudohexagonal c
crystal axis and they are
divided vertically by a medial,
slightly reentrant twinning line
parallel to the
pseudohexagonal c axis...
- termination. It has four
prism faces and two
pinacoid faces to form a
pseudohexagonal crystal.
Although not
easily seen
because of the
cleavage and sheets...
- All
crystallize in the
monoclinic system, with a
tendency towards pseudohexagonal crystals, and are
similar in
structure but vary in
chemical composition...
- to trigonal. The
structure of
corundum is
sometimes described as a
pseudohexagonal structure. The Young's
modulus of
corundum (sapphire) has been reported...
- Terrible, in 1568.
Micas are
distinguished from
other minerals by
their pseudohexagonal crystal shape and
their perfect cleavage,
which allows the crystals...
-
prismatic acicular crystal groups, and
individual crystals commonly show
pseudohexagonal twinning on [110].
Niter and
other nitrates can also form in ****ociation...
- (looking
along the layers)
Chlorite structure viewed along [001]
showing pseudohexagonal structure Chlorite is
considered a clay mineral. It is a nonswelling...
- In gastropods,
crystals are twinned, and in cephalopods, they are
pseudohexagonal monocrystals,
which are
often twinned. The main
commercial sources...
- as crystals, thin
plates or stacked. More
commonly as
microscopic pseudohexagonal plates and
clusters of plates,
aggregated into compact,
claylike m****es...
- granular, (pseudo-orthorhombic)
Twinning Common on {110}
yielding pseudohexagonal stellate forms Cleavage Indistinct on {110}
Fracture Conchoidal Tenacity...
