AggregateCleavage planecovalent bondcrystalcrystallinecrystal planescrystal shape (form)crystal structure (lattice)crystal systemsdoublingdoubly refractive (anisotropic)glassieglide planegraining (grain lines)habitmacleoctahedronsingly
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refractive (isotropic)
specific gravity (sg)
tetrahedron
thermal conductivity
thermal expansion
trace elements
twinned crystals
unit cell
squares or rectangles, trigons, and parallel grooves are types of?
the crystal planes most suitable for cleaving a diamond are the?
which is the softest crystal direction in diamond?
crystal shape is an important factor in the evaluation of rough because?
the
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