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Monoclinic is one of the seven crystal classes (or crystal systems, each of which is subdivided again), or ways that substances can form crystals. Gypsum is a substance with the characteristic that it crystallises monoclinically; so speaking of monoclinic gypsum is a way of saying crystalline gypsum.
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What is an example of a monoclinic crystal?
Gypsum and orthoclase feldspar are in the monoclinic crystal system.
What are sugar crystals made for?
From sugar monoclinic crystals.
What percent of gypsum is water?
Around 20.91% of gypsum is water by mass.
Is gypsum poisonous?
No
Is S8 convalent or ionic?
S8 is a cyclis covalent molecule or unit for Rhombic and Monoclinic sulphur.
What mineral have a monoclinic shape?
gypsum and more
What is an example of a monoclinic crystal?
Gypsum and orthoclase feldspar are in the monoclinic crystal system.
How would you use crystal structure to tell a crystal of pyrite from a crystal of gypsum?
A pyrite is a cubic solid and a gypsum is a monoclinic solid.
What is malachites shape?
Monoclinic.
What is malachite's crystal shape?
Monoclinic.
What is the crystal structure of moonstone?
Monoclinic
What the Crystal structure of moonstone?
Monoclinic
What is The structure of the micas?
Micas are monoclinic.
What is actinolite?
An actinolite is a mineral with monoclinic crystals.
What is an actinolite?
An actinolite is a mineral with monoclinic crystals.
What is a zinnwaldite?
A zinnwaldite is a mineral with monoclinic crystals.
What are the two allotropes os sulphur?
monoclinic and plastic
