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I never understood why a sphere was even in the discussion of a standardized atomic count. Any rational fractions using pi = pi atoms or molecules. And that's
by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
I never understood why a sphere was even in the discussion of a standardized atomic count.
Any rational fractions using pi = pi atoms or molecules. And that's absurd to have r=(3V/4pi)^1/3 . No matter how you mess with it, it's irrational to the extreme!
Now.. Face-centered or ody-centered cubic follows a nice quadratic expansion for integer based counting. We don't need no steenkin pi's!
- protonfish 7y agoIt's not difficult to round to the nearest atom.
- fl0wenol 7y agoBecause it's easiest to polish perfectly and verify the diameter of if there's no preferrer orientation. Edges of any kind are liable to wear.