KnowraHexagonal crystal systemLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Hexagonal crystal system, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 3Related 4Compared with 8Crystal systemBroader topic: Its sixfold symmetry and basal-plane geometry distinguish it from the other systems.Bravais latticeBroader topic: It contains the hexagonal Bravais lattice, distinct from a hexagonal-looking cell in other systems.Orthorhombic crystal systemCompared with: Its distinctive rotational symmetry contrasts with orthorhombic symmetry's lack of axes above twofold.Monoclinic crystal systemCompared with: Its higher rotational symmetry imposes a cell geometry absent from the monoclinic system.BerylliumRelated: Beryllium’s hexagonal close-packed crystal structure contributes to its mechanical behavior.Cubic crystal systemCompared with: Its rotational symmetry differs from the cubic system’s body-diagonal threefold axes.Tetragonal crystal systemCompared with: Its higher-fold principal axis separates it from tetragonal crystals' fourfold axis.Trigonal crystal systemCompared with: It shares a common hexagonal-axis description with trigonal crystals but has different defining symmetry.Rhombohedral crystal systemCompared with: Its conventional cell looks different, though hexagonal settings also describe some trigonal structures.MolybdeniteRelated: Molybdenite commonly crystallizes in a hexagonal layered arrangement.Triclinic crystal systemCompared with: Its strong rotational symmetry contrasts with triclinic crystals' minimal symmetry.Miller indexRelated: Its three equivalent basal axes motivate the four-index Miller–Bravais convention.Hexagonal crystal familyCompared with: It is one system within the family, not a synonym for the entire family.GreenockiteBroader topic: This is the crystal system in which greenockite crystallizes.Aluminium carbideRelated: Aluminium carbide crystallizes in a hexagonal structural arrangement.