¶ Crystal: Crystalline
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Crystal: Crystalline:
“We get even closer inter-mass positioning when there are three-corner bonds (i.e., triangular faces congruent with faces.) This produces crystalline rigidity. Crystalline or triple-bonded structuring does not distribute loads as do gases and liquids. Nature designed the triple bonding to produce the high cohesiveness in tension of crystalline structures. Due to its triple bonding the most difficult structure to pull apart is the crystalline.”
¶ Citations
- Synergetics draft, 852.00852 August 1971.
