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ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

I'll refurbish

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Morphology of Natural and Synthetic Ametrine. As
seen in most natural amethyst, natural ametrine
crystals typically have a prismatic habit, elongated
parallel to the optic axis (c-axis), and are terminated
by the rhombohedral faces r {101–
1} and z {011–
1} (figure 8). In some crystals, both of these rhombohedra
are equally developed, so that the terminations
resemble hexagonal pyramids; a small, rough c
(0001) face is occasionally present (Vasconcelos et
al., 1994). Prism faces m {101–
0} are commonly
developed, and are striated at right angles to the caxis. Rarely, other faces are developed, such as the
trigonal prism x {112–
0} and trigonal dipyramid s
{112–
1}; if present, they are very small.Unlike natural ametrine, synthetic ametrine
crystals are usually tabular, because a seed plate is
used to start the growth. As noted earlier, the crystal morphology varies depending on the characteristics of the seed plate and the growth conditions.
The crystals we examined for this study, all grown
on ZX-cut seeds, were bounded mainly by m and r
faces (figure 9); z faces were smaller, and the +x and
−x faces were seldom present. A short steel wire
used to suspend the seed plate in the autoclave
was usually present at one end of the crystals.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

I'll do it again