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What is meant by 1 general multiplicity 2 chemical occupancy 3 site multiplicity 4 occupation number in crystallography?
Pranavbardapurkar
multiplicity of active site refers to if more than one of the atoms responsible for heterogeneous catalysis is bonding and if benzene ring will be able to fit in
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∙ 12y ago
- In crystallography, "general multiplicity" refers to the number of symmetry operations (such as rotations or reflections) that can be applied to a crystal lattice to generate equivalent positions.
- "Chemical occupancy" refers to the number of atoms occupying a specific position in the crystal lattice. It indicates the stoichiometry (ratio of different atoms) within the crystal structure.
- "Site multiplicity" refers to the number of equivalent sites (positions) within a crystal lattice that are indistinguishable based on the crystal's symmetry elements.
- "Occupation number" refers to the number of atoms or molecules occupying a specific site in the crystal lattice. It indicates if the site is fully occupied (1.0), partially occupied (less than 1.0), or vacant (0.0).
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