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University of Pennsylvania: Solid State Chemistry: Describing Crystalline Solids HandoutUniversity of Pennsylvania: Solid State Chemistry: Describing Crystalline Solids Handout
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University of Pennsylvania
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University of Pennsylvania: Solid State Chemistry: Describing Crystalline Solids

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This site contains in-depth information on crystalline solids. Includes basic concepts, pictures, learning graphs, and useful tools.

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crystal structure, matter

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