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The 28 pages that link to Unit cell, each with the reason it gives.

• Crystal structureBroader topic: Its dimensions and contents specify how the full structure repeats.

• X-ray crystallographyBroader topic: Its dimensions and symmetry define the repeating structural unit measured by diffraction.

• Crystal latticeBroader topic: Repeated unit cells tile space to form the lattice.

• Crystal systemBroader topic: Its edge lengths and angles supply the geometric criteria used to assign a crystal system.

• X-ray diffractionBroader topic: Its dimensions and atomic contents determine the positions and intensities of diffraction peaks.

• CrystallographyBroader topic: Its dimensions and contents provide a compact description of a crystal.

• Orthorhombic crystal systemRelated: Its three edge lengths and right angles give the orthorhombic system its defining geometry.

• Monoclinic crystal systemNarrower topic: Its three edge lengths and angles supply the geometric parameters used to classify monoclinic crystals.

• Rock salt structureNarrower topic: A rock salt crystal can be described by a cubic repeating cell.

• CrystallinityBroader topic: Repeating unit cells produce the long-range order measured as crystallinity.

• Cubic crystal systemRelated: A cubic unit cell expresses the system’s equal edges and right angles.

• Hexagonal crystal systemRelated: The conventional hexagonal cell expresses the system’s characteristic dimensions and angles.

• Photonic crystalRelated: Its geometry and material arrangement determine the crystal’s optical bands.

• Miller indicesRelated: Its crystallographic axes provide the reference for plane and direction indices.

• Lattice parameterRelated: Its edges and angles are the geometric quantities specified by lattice parameters.

• Tetragonal crystal systemRelated: Its edge lengths and angles give the tetragonal system its defining geometry.

• Fluorite structureRelated: The fluorite arrangement can be specified by the contents and geometry of one cubic cell.

• Rhombohedral crystal systemRelated: Its edge lengths and angles encode the rhombohedral geometry.

• Rutile structureNarrower topic: A rutile unit cell repeats the atomic arrangement throughout the crystal.

• Wigner–Seitz cellRelated: The Wigner–Seitz cell is a particular choice of unit cell, though not always the simplest to draw.

• Wurtzite crystal structureRelated: The wurtzite structure is commonly described by a hexagonal unit cell containing four atoms.

• Triclinic crystal systemNarrower topic: Its three edge lengths and three angles define triclinic cell geometry.

• Crystallographic defectBroader topic: Comparing atoms with the repeated unit cell reveals missing or misplaced sites.

• Hexagonal crystal familyRelated: Unit-cell geometry expresses the lattice constraints used to identify members of the family.

• Atomic packing factorNarrower topic: The packing factor is calculated within this repeating volume.

• Caesium chlorideRelated: A cubic unit cell depicts the repeating geometry of the CsCl structure.

• Non-stoichiometric compoundBroader topic: Counting occupied sites in a unit cell helps describe variable composition.

• PainiteBroader topic: Painite’s repeating atomic arrangement is described by a hexagonal unit cell.