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A rather exotic growth structure is travertine ; this calcium carbonate deposit is
more common to caves in the form of ... Upper surfaces of beds commonly
display primary sedimentary features that are classified as bedding - plane
structures .
A rather exotic growth structure is travertine ; this calcium carbonate deposit is
more common to caves in the form of ... Upper surfaces of beds commonly
display primary sedimentary features that are classified as bedding - plane
structures .
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The element aluminum plays an interesting role in silicate structures because it
can enter both octahedral and ... D CLASSIFICATION OF SILICATES Because
the basic building block of a silicate structure is the SiO4 tetrahedron , most of the
...
The element aluminum plays an interesting role in silicate structures because it
can enter both octahedral and ... D CLASSIFICATION OF SILICATES Because
the basic building block of a silicate structure is the SiO4 tetrahedron , most of the
...
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While those choices are not unique , all possible Bravais count for all the energy
of an electron relevant to that repetitive arrangements of points in space ( i.e. , all
lat lattices electronic structure , occupying the same volume . ( Ac tices ) can be ...
While those choices are not unique , all possible Bravais count for all the energy
of an electron relevant to that repetitive arrangements of points in space ( i.e. , all
lat lattices electronic structure , occupying the same volume . ( Ac tices ) can be ...
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