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1745:antimonides
1722:coordinated
1668:(hexagonal
1666:lonsdaleite
1606:instead of
1537:space group
1531:B4 and the
1294:greenockite
2382:tetragonal
2362:monoclinic
2257:Mindat.org
2208:1501.00691
2126:2014-08-03
2105:2014-08-03
2085:Webmineral
1893:References
1845:Hexagonal
1771:Achavalite
1707:See also:
1616:zinc oxide
1494:See also:
1417:•sin(60°)
1196:vanadinite
1097:cancrinite
889:tourmaline
858:pyramidal
856:Ditrigonal
675:Hexagonal
578:Hexagonal
573:Hexagonal
234:unit cell
211:unit cell
186:Hexagonal
69:Hexagonal
46:Hexagonal
2459:hexagonal
2351:triclinic
2233:118851924
1861:Unit cell
1820:(Pd,Ni)Sb
1814:Pd(Bi,Te)
1802:(Co,Ni)As
1796:Pd(Te,Bi)
1741:arsenides
1630:(α-SiC),
1514:unit cell
1341:benitoite
1235:kalsilite
1154:laurelite
1093:nepheline
1031:Examples
904:R3m, R3c
712:carlinite
644:Examples
547:Trigonal
208:Hexagonal
43:Trigonal
2479:Category
1876:See also
1626:(CdSe),
1598:itself (
1596:wurtzite
1400:/mcm, P6
1366:191–194
1315:187–190
1298:wurtzite
1268:183–186
1243:P622, P6
1209:177–182
1200:P6/m, P6
1166:175–176
1150:cesanite
1064:168–173
946:corundum
942:hematite
938:antimony
909:162–167
852:156–161
824:cinnabar
818:, alpha-
816:abhurite
790:149–155
772:ilmenite
768:dolomite
735:147–148
716:jarosite
683:143–146
128:trigonal
74:Example
2429:oblique
2213:Bibcode
1670:diamond
1638:(AlN),
1634:(GaN),
1622:(CdS),
1618:(ZnO),
1614:(AgI),
1541:No. 186
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1048:Schoen.
1014:mineral
954:bismuth
950:calcite
893:alunite
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1306:cm, P6
1259:22, P6
1255:22, P6
1251:22, P6
1247:22, P6
1239:quartz
1101:P6, P6
1012:, and
996:The 7
885:cerite
881:schorl
840:12, P3
836:21, P3
832:12, P3
820:quartz
720:P3, P3
140:quartz
118:, the
96:Quartz
2407:cubic
2229:S2CID
2203:arXiv
2164:(PDF)
2057:78–89
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1392:beryl
1381:*226
1357:2m, P
1353:c2, P
1349:m2, P
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1289:polar
1088:polar
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1028:Type
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966:1c, P
962:1m, P
876:polar
707:polar
652:Name
641:Type
259:prism
107:Beryl
2061:ISBN
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2003:ISBN
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1790:CoSe
1784:NiSb
1775:FeSe
1747:and
1695:and
1655:w-BN
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1604:iron
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1274:6mm
1224:226
1215:622
1172:6/m
1125:174
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1113:, P6
1109:, P6
1105:, P6
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