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The 10 pages that link to Lattice parameter, each with the reason it gives.

• Crystal systemRelated: Their permitted equalities and angles distinguish the systems’ cell geometries.

• Bragg's lawRelated: Measured Bragg angles and indexed planes can be used to determine unit-cell dimensions.

• Unit cellRelated: These six measurements distinguish unit-cell shapes and define lattice dimensions.

• Rock salt structureRelated: The cubic cell’s edge length sets the scale of interionic separations.

• Cubic crystal systemRelated: A cubic cell is described by one edge length because all edges are equal.

• Hexagonal crystal systemRelated: The conventional cell has equal basal edges, a distinct axial length, and a 120-degree basal angle.

• Tetragonal crystal systemRelated: The tetragonal parameters satisfy a = b ≠ c and α = β = γ = 90°.

• Rutile structureRelated: The tetragonal cell is described by equal basal lengths and a distinct vertical length.

• Triclinic crystal systemRelated: All six parameters may vary independently in a triclinic cell.

• Atomic packing factorRelated: Cell dimensions connect atomic radius to the volume used in the ratio.