sir,
why orthorombic solid have 3 non primitive structure whereas monoclonic do not ,even both have all unside unequal? explain with diagram.
Asked by lucky170313
| 20th Mar, 2015,
07:08: AM
Expert Answer:
There is one major difference between orthorhombic and monoclinic structure.
In orthorhombic structure, all the angles are orthogonal that means α=β=γ=90 °C.
While in case of monoclinic structure, α=γ=90 °C but β≠90 °C.
The diagram for the monoclinic lattice is as follows:
Answered by Prachi Sawant
| 21st Mar, 2015,
07:51: PM
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