Crystallization of barite and the procedure for calculating the installation in general

Abstract

The more processed material is accumulated according to the calculation of correct installation, the more pronounced is the need to limit this calculation to the minimum number of important faces. Laboratory crystals are most often distinguished by the minimum number of developed forms. This was confirmed in the example of barite. Despite their appearance, which is almost no different from the usual appearance of many natural barite crystals, their combination is minimal and through this the first most important facets are especially emphasized.