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A crystal structure is the unique, orderly arrangement of atoms or molecules that make up a crystalline solid or liquid. Understanding crystal structures matters because this arrangement determines the physical and chemical properties of materials, affecting how they behave and perform in practical applications.
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結晶構造（けっしょうこうぞう） とは、結晶中の原子の配置構造のことをいう。
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