A Repeating Pattern in 3 Dimensions

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A Repeating Pattern in 3 Dimensions CRYSTAL STRUCTURE A Repeating Pattern in 3 Dimensions

Let’s Start with One Dimension

Now Let’s Try Two Dimensions

Now Consider 3 Dimensions

Anatomy of a Cube

Cubic Crystal Structures

Partitioning Atoms Among Cubes

Now Let’s Work Some Problems!

CsCl Crystal Structure

NaCl Crystal Structure

ZnS Crystal Structure

CaF2 Crystal Structure

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres

Stacking Spheres