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Oxford University Press, Oxfordĭe Graef M, McHenry ME (2007) Structure of materials: an introduction to crystallography, diffraction and symmetry. At the level of this textīurdett JK (1995) Chemical bonding in solids. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, One of the best introductions to the subject. Pergamon, New York, Together with Pearson (below) gives more on the Strukturbericht notationīuerger M (1978) Elementary crystallography. These references are given in Chapters 6 and 7.īarrett CS, Massalski TB (1980) Structure of metals, 3rd edn. The books by Putnis (1992) and Deer, Howie, and Zussman (1992), among others, provide great insight, as does the literature from solid-state chemistry, such as the books of Wells (1970), Hyde and Anderson (1989), and others. A great source for further reading is the mineralogical literature. There are many books on crystals and crystallography-which is best for you depends on your background and interests.
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