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Crystals are solid material whose constituents, such as atoms, molecules or ions, are *arranged in a highly ordered microscopic pattern*, a crystal lattice that extends with regularity in all directions. Use for all crystallography and ordered structure topics.
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FCC-to-BCC phase transition in NaCl, Buckingham or Lennard-Jones potentials?
If we vary conditions (temperature/pressure), such that an FCC-BCC phase transition occurred, how would we know the BCC lattice formed?
In this paper Zhang & Chen used Möbius pair-potential …
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