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'''Quantum mineralogy''' is the branch of [[physics]] and [[chemistry]] that uses fundamental (quantum-level) properties of particular [[Chemical element|elements]] to describe the macroscopic properties of [[mineral]]s containing those elements. |
'''Quantum mineralogy''' is the branch of [[physics]] and [[chemistry]] that uses fundamental (quantum-level) properties of particular [[Chemical element|elements]] to describe the macroscopic properties of [[mineral]]s containing those elements. |
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*[http://www.accessscience.com/Encyclopedia/5/56/Est_562950_frameset.html?doi ''Quantum mineralogy'' by ''Bryan C. Chakoumakos'' in ''McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology Online''] |
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[[Category:Quantum chemistry]] |
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Quantum mineralogy is the branch of physics and chemistry that uses fundamental (quantum-level) properties of particular elements to describe the macroscopic properties of minerals containing those elements.
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