42

(a)

Basic deJinitions and examPles

\
(b)

[1,

OD
r2@),

r20),

r2Q))

Epsomite

Rubidium

ferrocyanide

(h)

D26= mmm

II,_I]
(c)

Potassium

persulfate

r2@), r2(v), t2Q)' r(xz), r( Yz) I r(xy), -1.

lI,

Sodium Periodate

A
Dioptase

lI, r2l

tt,\,r1..)
-J

Ir,
(e)

rl
Potassium

II ,
tetrathionate

r3,

rl, -1,

su,

C26= 2lm

(k)

C3u = 3m

lI,r2,-I,r,n\
..= mm2

Gypsum

lI,3rr,3ruJ

Tourmaline

(l)

lI,

rz,

r(xz), r(yz)

Struvite

lI, 2rr,
Fig. r.19

OF
D1a= 3m
3

r2,

- I,

2s

6, 3r61

Calcite

1.10
t

The icosahedral group and the fullerenes

43

m) Dr= J)

(r)

D26= 42m

1,2r3,3r2]

''''K)
Iodosuccinimide

ll

,3r",2s0,2r)

1t, ro, rf,,

rl)

,,Y,,,;lW
Methylammonium
iodide

n
/gr
Leadantimonyl tartrate

(t)

Dqn= 4lmmm

Il
p)

s4, 12,

sll

Cahnite

rli l, 2 r i, T etramethvlammonium iodide -I,2sa,ra,2ru,2r6)

I

I,

%99

/-\
a,

Caa= 4lm

@G
tI,
ca,
cza,

(u) C^= 6

cl,

- I,

so,

rn,

sl)

Wulfenite

lI,

o+
2r

\_/

r6, rf,,

rl, rf,

rll

q)

Cau= 4mm

(v) Qn= 3lm

No substance is definitely known to crystallize with this symmetry group

tI,2ra, r2a,2ru,217l

Diaboleite

II,13,rl,rn,s3,s!]

Fig. 1.19 (cont')

44
C65= 6lm

Basic definitions and examples

($')

T = 23

ll,r6,rf,136,rl,rl,
-1.
s6, s3,

Apatite

s!, s!,

11

Sodium chlorate

(x)

C6u

= 6mm

(c')

fr'

41

lI,

216,2r1, rl,

ru,3r6J

Zincite

[1,413,4r!,3rr,
-1,4s6,+s!,3111

Pyrite

D3y= 62m

d-l
3

[1,213, 3r2, ra,2s3, (z) Ds= 62

rul

Benitotite

ll (e')

,8r",3rr,6s0,
O = 43

6toJ

V
Tetrahedrite

lI,
(a')

21

6, 2rf, , rf , 3 12, 3

ri)

Lithium iodate

$
;
Beryl

No substance is definitely known to crystallize with this symmetry

group

tl ,6rn,3rf,,8rr,6rr)

D6n = 6/mmm

(/')

On = m3m

2rf,, rf,, 3 r, , 3 rt, - 1,2su,2s3, ra,3 r 6, 3 ru)

I

I ,21 6,

ll,8r..6rr,6ro'3rf,,
-/,6sr,8so,3t n,3toJ

Silver

Fig. 1.19 (cont.)