Crystals Choose one: A. display asymmetry. B. have an orderly internal arrangement of atoms arranged in a lattice pattern. C. grow inward from a seed. D. are youngest in the center and oldest at the outer edge.

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26 October, 19:06

Crystals Choose one: A. display asymmetry. B. have an orderly internal arrangement of atoms arranged in a lattice pattern. C. grow inward from a seed. D. are youngest in the center and oldest at the outer edge.

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Jaylee · Answer 1

Orderly Internal Arrangement of Atoms

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Crystals have an orderly internal arrangement of atoms arranged in a lattice pattern. Crystalline structure is generally known as an ordered arrangement of the particles like ions, molecules, or atoms that are placed altogether in a three-dimensional space of a lattice. The repeating pattern is known as a unit cell of the structure which is the smallest group of particles of the whole crystal structure.