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Other Solid Metals H, He = hexagonal Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn Ga = orthorhombic Rhombohedral B, As, Sb, Bi (Solid = fee) Hg = rhombohedral F = cubic Orthorhombic Cl, Br = orthorhombic I, S, Np N = hexagonal P, Po - Monoclinic O = cubic In, Sn- Tetragonal fcc= face-centered Co, Ni, Cu, etc. cubic You will note that even though some elements are gases or liquids at room temperature, the structure that they form in the solid has been determined. Some of the temperatures required to condense them into the solid phase are close to absolute zero.
The total charge of the cations equals, in general, that of the anions. If an atom is missing, the lattice readjusts to compensate for this loss of charge. If there is an extra atom present, the charge-compensation mechanism again manifests itself. Another possibility is the presence of an atom with a charge larger or smaller than that of its neighbors. In a given structure, cations are usually surrounded by anions, and vice-versa (Remember what we said in Chapter 1 wherein it was stated that most structures are oxygen-dominated).
Which give rise to the different symmetries of solids: Factor I gives rise to the 14 Bravais lattices Factor II generates the 32 point- groups Factor III creates the 232 space- groups In these three factors, each contributes to the total number of symmetrical lattices that can appear in the solid state. This will become evident in the following discussion: In Factor I (which we have already considered), if a * b * c and a * p * y, then we have a different lattice than that defined by a = b * c ; a = p * Y The number of combinations that we can make from these 3-lengths and 3-angles is seven (7) and these define the 7 unique lattice structures, called BRAVAIS LATTICES.
