A theory named for these structures splits the five degenerate d orbitals into the e sub g and t sub 2g energy levels, and is an alternative to ligand field theory.
A theory named for these structures splits the five degenerate d orbitals into the e sub g and t sub 2g energy levels, and is an alternative to ligand field theory. The term twinning is used to describe the union of these structures, which are grown in the process of epitaxy. The maximum intensity of a scattered X-ray in these substances is given by Bragg's law. Vacancy defects occur in these structures when there are empty lattice sites. For 10 points, name these homogenous solids, such as diamond and table salt, which have a regular arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules.
A theory named for these structures splits the five degenerate d orbitals into the e sub g and t sub 2g energy levels, and is an alternative to ligand field theory.
crystals [or crystal lattices; or crystalline solids; or other obvious equivalents]