Why crystalline solids are anistropic in nature?
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Crystalline solids are anistrophic in nature because despite showing periodicity they are not exactly the same in all directions. It all depends on the symmetry of the unit cell of the crystal. If its size in the x, y and z direction is the same, it would be isotropic and anisotropic otherwise.
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Crystalline solids are anistrophic in nature because despite showing periodicity they are not exactly the same in all directions. It all depends on the symmetry of the unit cell of the crystal. If its size in the x, y and z direction is the same, it would be isotropic and anisotropic otherwise.
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Due to different alignment of particles in different direction.
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