How many types of three-dimensional lattices are present in crystals?
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Solution
Crystal lattice:
The atoms or particles in crystal formations are arranged in a regular pattern. A crystal lattice is a three-dimensional representation of such an atom arrangement.
Thus, a lattice is a set of points arranged in a specific sequence that describes the arrangement of particles in a crystalline solid.
According to a French scientist, there are fourteen different three-dimensional lattices that can be created.