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English: Structure of self-interstitial in some common metals. The left-hand side of each crystal type shows the perfect crystal and the right-hand side the one with a defect. Kai Nordlund, originally made for docent lecture in 1998 with FrameMaker, text changed to English in 2007 with gimp.
Date 4 March 2007 (original upload date)
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  • 2007-03-04 18:07 Knordlun 768×591× (21977 bytes) Structure of self-interstitial in some common metals. The left-hand side of each crystal type shows the perfect crystal and the right-hand side the one with a defect along with its crystallographic orientation. Kai Nordlund, originally made for docent lec

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