Morphology of Ruby Crystals Grown by Czochralski’s Method
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Abstract
A ruby rod grown by Czochralski’s method usually has a rounded lustrous surface; the only prominent crystallographic form readily identified visually is the pinacoid.
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Simple Form Side Surface Stereographic Projection Growth Axis Growth Front
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