Mighell, A.
(2003),
Conventional Cells - Monoclinic I-& C-Centered Cells, Acta Crystallographica Section B-Structural Science
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Conventional Cells - Monoclinic I-& C-Centered Cells
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In the selection of a centered cell in the monoclinic system, it is recommended that the experimentalist select an I-centered cell for those cases in which it is the conventional cell- a and c are coincident with the shortest two translations in the net perpendicular to b (b-axis unique). The common practice of selecting a non-conventional C-centered cell in such cases should be discontinued.Citation
Acta Crystallographica Section B-Structural Science
Volume
59
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Journals
Keywords
C-centered cells, centered monoclinic cell, conventional cells, I-centered cell, mathematical lattices
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Created April 3, 2003, Updated February 19, 2017