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Preferred Label : reconstructive transition;

IUPAC definition : A transition which involves a major reorganization of the crystal structure and a change of local topology, during which primary bonds are broken and reformed so that there is no immediate relationship between the crystal structures of the parent and product phases. Examples: The transition of Mg sub 2 /sub SiO sub 4 /sub (olivine) to Mg sub 2 /sub SiO sub 4 /sub (spinel); the transition of diamond to graphite.;

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A transition which involves a major reorganization of the crystal structure and a change of local topology, during which primary bonds are broken and reformed so that there is no immediate relationship between the crystal structures of the parent and product phases. Examples: The transition of Mg sub 2 /sub SiO sub 4 /sub (olivine) to Mg sub 2 /sub SiO sub 4 /sub (spinel); the transition of diamond to graphite.

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01/11/2024


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