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The habit of crystals grown from highly supersaturated solution has been formed to be governed by linkages of coordination polyhedra from a morphological analysis on the basis of crystal structure. Su...ch a vector of linkages having a direction and an energetical period which represents the three dimensional structure may well be called a linkage vector. A face including at least two non-parallel linkage vectors and being parallel or nearly parallel to some faces of coordination polyhedra becomes an important face. Seven examples of the morphological analysis by this method are given. This method can give a qualitative estimation of the concentration change of mineralizing solution and also a reasonable explanation on the mechanism of formation of growth twins.show more
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Ⅰ.Introduction Ⅱ.Outline of the Method of Linkages of Coordination Polyhedra (LCP Method) Ⅲ.Some Examples of Crystal Habit Deduced by Linkage Vector Analysis of Coordination Polyhedra Ⅳ.Comparison of the LCP Method with Experimental Data Ⅴ.Geological Applications Ⅵ.Concluding Remarks Acknowledgements References Cited
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