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English: Face-centred orthorhombic crystal structure.
Date 2 March 2007
Source Own work based on: Orthorhombic-face-centered.png by Rocha
Author Vectorization: Stannered
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current23:18, 22 April 2019108 × 142 (16 KB)Officer781Removed inequality captions. Better to include those in the articles themselves.

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