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A crystal structure with systematic compatible substitutions, that: | A crystal structure with systematic patterned base structure compatible substitutions/modifications, that: | ||
* is not synthesizable/accessible via conventional chemistry i.e. <br>not accessible via [[cook mix and stir thermodynamic synthesis]]. | * is not synthesizable/accessible via conventional chemistry i.e. <br>not accessible via [[cook mix and stir thermodynamic synthesis]]. | ||
* is only synthesizable/accessible via [[mechanosynthesis]]/[[mechanochemistry]]. | * is only synthesizable/accessible via [[mechanosynthesis]]/[[mechanochemistry]]. | ||
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* [[quasistatistic compounds]] – same idea but modifications seem random but they are in fact all intentional <br> Related here is the concept of [[quasi amorphous structure]]s | * [[quasistatistic compounds]] – same idea but modifications seem random but they are in fact all intentional <br> Related here is the concept of [[quasi amorphous structure]]s | ||
== External links == | |||
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Checkerboard | |||
Latest revision as of 09:57, 23 September 2025
A crystal structure with systematic patterned base structure compatible substitutions/modifications, that:
- is not synthesizable/accessible via conventional chemistry i.e.
not accessible via cook mix and stir thermodynamic synthesis. - is only synthesizable/accessible via mechanosynthesis/mechanochemistry.
Related
- quasistatistic compounds – same idea but modifications seem random but they are in fact all intentional
Related here is the concept of quasi amorphous structures