octaedral (Meaning)
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octaedral (a.)
See Octahedral.
Synonyms & Antonyms of octaedral
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octaedral Sentence Examples
- The alum crystals displayed a perfect octahedral form, with eight identical triangular faces.
- The octahedral shape of the diamond provided exceptional brilliance and fire.
- The tiny octahedral crystals shimmered like stars in the electron microscope.
- The sulfur molecule possessed an octahedral geometry, with six atoms arranged at the corners.
- The octahedral cage structure of the zeolite material allowed for efficient molecular diffusion.
- The metallocene complex exhibited an octahedral geometry around the central metal ion.
- The octahedral molecular orbital model described the electronic structure of transition metal complexes.
- The octahedral coordination complex formed a stable and symmetric structure due to its strong ligand field.
- The octahedral distribution of charges in the crystal created a uniform electric field.
- The octahedral carbon nanotube had a hollow core and a hexagonal cross-section, offering unique electrical and mechanical properties.
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See Octahedral.
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The alum crystals displayed a perfect octahedral form, with eight identical triangular faces.
The octahedral shape of the diamond provided exceptional brilliance and fire.
The tiny octahedral crystals shimmered like stars in the electron microscope.
The sulfur molecule possessed an octahedral geometry, with six atoms arranged at the corners.
