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    This chapter discusses the crystal structures of metals and ceramics, including definitions of metallic and ceramic crystal structures such as face-centered cubic and hexagonal close-packed structures. It also covers topics like crystal positions, directions and planes, densities, silicate ceramics, carbon, and polycrystalline materials.

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    This chapter discusses the crystal structures of metals and ceramics, including definitions of metallic and ceramic crystal structures such as face-centered cubic and hexagonal close-packed structures. It also covers topics like crystal positions, directions and planes, densities, silicate ceramics, carbon, and polycrystalline materials.

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    This chapter discusses the crystal structures of metals and ceramics, including definitions of metallic and ceramic crystal structures such as face-centered cubic and hexagonal close-packed structures. It also covers topics like crystal positions, directions and planes, densities, silicate ceramics, carbon, and polycrystalline materials.

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    Chapter 3 - Structures of Metals and Ceramics

    Basic definitions
    Metallic crystal structures
    Ceramic crystal structures
    Silicate ceramics
    Carbon
    Crystal positions, directions, planes
    Linear and planar densities
    FCC vs. HCP crystal structures
    Polycrystalline materials

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