! 3. What are Bravais lattices and crystal system? Explain why the base centred tetragonal, the face centredtetragonal and the face centred rhombohedral have not becn included in the Fig. 1.24.Orthorhombic-POrthorhombic-CTetragonal-POrthorhombic-IOrthorhombic-FTetragonal-IНехаgonal-PTrigonal-RCubic-PCubic-ICubic-FFig. 1.24 The fourteen Bravais or space lattices

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3. What are Bravais lattices and crystal system? Explain why the basc centred tetragonal, the face centred tetragonal and the face centred rhombohedral have not been included in the Fig. 1.24.