A type of crystal with a large extension in two dimensions and a uniform thickness.
A lamellar crystal is usually of a thickness in the
–
range, and it may be found individually or in aggregates. The parallel chain stems
intersect the lamellar plane at an
angle between
and
.
The lamellae often have pyramidal shape owing to differences in the fold domains;
as a result, one can deduce different fold planes and fold surfaces from the lamellar
morphology.
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