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TRAPEZOHEDRAL

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 582 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TRAPEZOHEDRAL CLASS (Trapezohedral-hemihedral). Six dyad axes of two kinds are perpendicular to the hexad See also:

axis. The See also:general See also:form jhikl} is the hexagonal trapezohedron bounded by twelve trapezoidal faces. The other See also:simple forms are geometrically the same as in the See also:holosymmetric class. See also:Barium-See also:anti monyldextro-tartrate+potassiumnitrate(Ba(SbO)2(C4H,06)2•KNO3) and the corresponding See also:lead See also:salt crystallize in this class.

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