Can we say that electric field distribution of atoms/ions/molecules is one of the factors for formation of different crystalline structures?

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RIA. How to measure?

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How can I homogenize this data to make a meta-analysis?

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Research Gate Does it help researches to publicize their scientific work ?

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Monte Carlo simulation?

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Which is the best software or programming language (user friendly) for analysing data?

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Is There are any idea to achieve H NMR signals for swollen compound ??

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How many samples can be pooled together for NGS?

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Flexibility of RNAseq?

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How to identify when a gaussian program is about terminate normally?

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Can we classify HV and LV lines based on line length?

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Why Austenite grains in steel show much more twinning than ferrite grains?

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Can impedance of antenna be less than 50 ohms?

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Should we reduce the standard unit of length to 0.31951540592 meter ?

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How to replicate the well conditions of a crystal hit with 20%(w/v) isopropanol?

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Is is possible to pole with corona poling pellets of the sample material instead of thin films?

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How to search for crystal structure for material with atomic position labelled?

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How to generate AA6061 alloy or any aluminium alloy crystal in material studio?

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Build an orthogonal box in ASE?

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Helix antenna coupling problem?

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Jesus A. Blanco

Crystalline order is the simplest ordering that atoms could possibly be arranged ti for a solid, but why are the low energy arrangements of atoms so often in a periodic way ? it is not really easy to answer for first principles.

Marek Wojciech Gutowski

To some extent only. Otherwise we wouldn't have allotropic varietes of even elementary substances like carbon or sulphur, but not metals!

M. Chaitanya Varma

Thank you, but i have this doubt because when we see gamma iron and alpha iron one is magnetic and other is not. Some times during the course of time because of variations in pressure and temperature some crystal structures may change. How to explain these changes?