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AI GeneratedThis video explains the fundamental concepts of crystal structures, specifically the relationship between a lattice, a basis, and the resulting crystal. Using a building analogy, it clarifies how geometric arrangements and constituent particles combine to form a solid structure.
crystal structures
What to read?
What is crystal structure?
Our tiny atoms, ions, and molecules are present
They are combined in the mix.
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Particles of the female gender
Olu Bho Du,
Kisral structures are pods; in Tawar, you want to see scattered threads within the Kisral structures.
Then, when the concrete sets, only then does a building get completed.
So, your building structure is ready.
The blueprint drawn initially on how the building will be constructed
Where will the corners be? What will happen?
It has become your lattice, correct?
That which happens to you is your own lattice.
What is a lattice?
Lattice is the geometrical arrangement of a point.
in the three-dimensional periodic array
Exactly
Because
What do we do?
We do not create any crystal structures or geometries inside the lattice.
Let's make a geometry.
You don't understand, okay, just look here.
Right on
Now, look here, you must be seeing something.
Say it out loud, Latish
What do you call this?
Latis
Why
Because
What do we have to do?
We will not place atoms on top of this.
As you wish, sir/madam
You need to build the structure of NaCl.
How is the structure of NaCl formed?
To build the structure of NaCl
How to construct the structure of NaCl
that you won't even make a single crack in it first
And above that ridge
NA and CL
N A and C L's
molecules what are present here
Stick together
Right on
And becoming your crystal system
What happens
So, so, so
On this lattice point
Beshis ke
Meaning
constituents atoms
Ake
What will happen here?
Subject
They will become exhausted.
And your
crystals
Banke
It gets ready.
What does it become?
Crystal
So, take a look
When the particles of Arthibid Varshid reach this position, we refer to that N.A. and seal as Gugos.
Over there, there was some fun, like, what would you want in the square field? Like, a to
They are extremely strict; if they catch you even slightly cheating, they'll punish you severely.
Both of us together will create children, our home, and that's what we call it, that's what we call the children, crystal structures—what do we call them? We call them crystal structures. Let's go.
This was a very excellent explanation.
I think you must have understood me very well.
What are lattices, bases, and crystals?
Right on
