The phrase "mixed crystal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It refers to a type of crystal that is made up of multiple different substances or materials. It can be used in a sentence in a scientific context, such as: "The mineral sample contained a mixed crystal of calcite and quartz, indicating a complex geological history."
Shinozuka, Y. & Toyozawa, Y. Self-trapping in mixed crystal clustering, dimensionality, percolation.
The use of mixed crystal phases is shown to enhance the power conversion efficiency of inorganic ferroelectric perovskite solar cells.
Ni-doped mixed crystal TiO2 films, Ti0.95Ni0.05O2, were fabricated on Si(100) substrates by sol gel process.
As with liquids, solids have different degrees of mutual solubility, depending on their chemical properties and crystalline structure, which determine how their atoms fit together in the mixed crystal lattice.
The ensemble of orientations suggested a general mechanism of mixed crystal formation in which the dye's sulfonate groups matched the separation between sulfate ions in the lattice.
His research revealed that, in many cases, alloys behave as mixed crystals and that valence relationships do not hold for crystals of such metal compounds.
Bandgap modification of the LuxY1−xPO4 mixed crystals has been studied by thermostimulated luminescence (TSL) and ab-initio calculation methods.
THE theory of allotropy assumes that every state of aggregation of a so-called single substance is complex, so that every crystalline state consists of mixed crystals, built up of molecules of different kinds.
He developed a method known as thermic analysis for determining the chemical composition of a compound from its cooling curve, which enabled him to explain systems of mixed crystals.
The scattering lines in isotopically mixed crystals are not only shifted (the shift of LO lines exceeds 100 cm−1) but are also broadened.
