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stacking fault

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stacking fault [′stakĀ·iŋ ‚fȯlt]
(crystallography)
A defect in a face-centered cubic or hexagonal close-packed crystal in which there is a change from the regular sequence of positions of atomic planes.


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Chapters cover making computer crystals, simulating experimental data, correlations and creating short-range order, creating modulations, creating structures with stacking faults, creating domain structures, creating nanoparticles, analyzing disordered structures, and refining disordered structures.
Although the Toyota team did find stacking faults in the crystals they'd grown on a faces, a subsequent round of c-face growth restored order.
Unlike CIT-1, which is nearly free of defects, SSZ-33 has a very high density of stacking faults ([greater than or equal to]30 %) (16).
 
 
 
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