Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
сингония (симметрия кристаллов)
English translation:
syngony
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Russian term
Сингония
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syngony
syngony ['sINgqnI] n мин.
сингония, симметрия кристаллов
сингония, симметрия кристаллов
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syngony
Adduced crystallographic data includes syngony, symmetry class, lattice constants and cleavability.
The syngony describes the symmetry type of crystal unit cell.
The symmetry class is the total sum of its possible symmetric transformations.
The lattice constants are its three elementary translations a, b and c.
The cleavability is the property of crystal to crack along definite crystallographic planes. For denoting cleavability the crystallographic symbol of a plane of easy cleavage is indicated. Qualitatively, the cleavability is characterized as "highly perfect", "perfect" or "imperfect".
Crystal can consist of one entire block; then it is called monocrystal. There are also polycrystals – aggregates of random orientated monocrystalline grains of different sizes.
The properties of polycrystals are determined by the properties of grains, which formed them, and also by their size, mutual location and interaction forces between them.
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Note added at 2003-05-10 19:44:54 (GMT)
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http://www.optotl.ru/MatEng.htm
The syngony describes the symmetry type of crystal unit cell.
The symmetry class is the total sum of its possible symmetric transformations.
The lattice constants are its three elementary translations a, b and c.
The cleavability is the property of crystal to crack along definite crystallographic planes. For denoting cleavability the crystallographic symbol of a plane of easy cleavage is indicated. Qualitatively, the cleavability is characterized as "highly perfect", "perfect" or "imperfect".
Crystal can consist of one entire block; then it is called monocrystal. There are also polycrystals – aggregates of random orientated monocrystalline grains of different sizes.
The properties of polycrystals are determined by the properties of grains, which formed them, and also by their size, mutual location and interaction forces between them.
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Note added at 2003-05-10 19:44:54 (GMT)
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http://www.optotl.ru/MatEng.htm
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