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Chemical Crystallography An Introduction To Optical And X Ray Methods (PDF 471P)

Chemical Crystallography An Introduction To Optical And X Ray Methods (PDF 471P)

Chemical Crystallography An Introduction To Optical And X Ray Methods (PDF 471P)

This is a fascinating text that will greatly appeal to enthusiasts of mineralogy and gemmology, this scarce book will make a great addition to any such collection of literature. Chapters contained within this text include: Identification of crystals under the microscope, Origin of anisotropic properties of crystals,  The use of X-rays, Electron density maps, Molecular type and arrangement deduced from anisotropic properties of crystals, Limitations of X-ray methods, Use of X-ray diffraction patterns for identification.

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