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· Each lattice must have a Primitive
cell, (P),
(lattice points at cell corners only).
· Face centered cells (fcc),
F, have lattice points at the
center of each face.
· Body
centered cells (bcc),
I, have a lattice point at the center of the cell.
· These three unit cell types are shown
for the cubic lattice opposite.
· In
the monoclinic
and orthorhombic
lattices are found base centered cells,
C. These have a lattice point at the center of the basal plane of the cell.
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From:
Moffatt, Pearsall, & Wulff, "The Structure and Properties of Materials,"
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