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Macle is a term used in crystallography. It is a
crystalline form, twin-crystal or
double crystal (such as chiastolite). It is
crystallographic twin according...
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Alain Macle (18
April 1944 – 21
March 2020) was a
French ski jumper. He
competed at the 1968
Winter Olympics and the 1972
Winter Olympics. "Monsieur Alain...
- cut
other than a
round brilliant). This is
especially true in the case of
macle,
which are
flattened twin
octahedron crystals.
Round brilliants have certain...
- met with some resistance.
Butter mountain Crop
destruction M.
Frank & D.
Macle "Europe's Plan to Pull Up
Vines Decried....Again" Wine Spectator, p. 15;...
- stacking-fault
energy and low
temperatures facilitate deformation twinning.
Macle Tin cry
Icosahedral twins Spencer,
Leonard James (1911). "Crystallography" ...
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Times (July 24, 2008). "Ruling
Turns a
Village of
Winemakers on Itself".
Macle, Diana, Wine
Spectator (July 29, 2008). "French
Government Reinstates St...
- most
often as
euhedral or
rounded octahedra and
twinned octahedra known as
macles. As diamond's
crystal structure has a
cubic arrangement of the atoms, they...
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stones may be cut from one such crystal.
Oddly shaped crystals such as
macles are more
likely to be cut in a
fancy cut—that is, a cut
other than the round...
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octahedrons (eight
sided bi-pyramid),
cubic and
triangular (most
commonly macles). A raw
diamond or
rough diamond can also be a type of
diamond which is...
- large, sharp, equant, translucent, yellow, spinel-twinned or
macle twinned Diamond (Super
macle twinned Diamond)from
Akwatia Diamond Mine and
Birim Diamond...