File:Beevers crystal structure model of Kaolinite.jpg
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English: Photograph of a Beevers molecular model of Kaolinite made by Miramodus ltd. The interlayer hydrogen bonding is clearly visible between the Aluminium-oxygen layers (amethyst and red balls) and the silicate sheets (brown and red balls) |
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| Author | Dr. Gavin Whittaker, Miramodus ltd |
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| current | 15:52, 10 January 2019 | 828 × 678 (399 KB) | Thesnark | Photograph of a Beevers molecular model of Kaolinite made by Miramodus ltd. The interlayer hydrogen bonding is clearly visible between the Aluminium-oxygen layers (amethyst and red balls) and the silicate sheets (brown and red balls) Photographer: Gavin Whittaker, Miramodus ltd. {{CopyrightedFreeUse-Link | [https://www.miramodus.com/] }} |
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