Triclinic
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-1 (Ci)
長さの異なる3軸がすべて直角以外の角度で交わる (a ≠ b ≠ c, alpha ≠ beta ≠ gamma ≠ 90°)
三斜晶系は全晶系中で最も対称性が低く、3軸の長さが異なり、いずれも直角ではありません。結晶は通常板状または鱗片状の習性を示します。斜長石(曹長石、ラブラドライト)、藍晶石、トルコ石、天河石(アマゾナイト)などが含まれます。
The triclinic crystal system is the least symmetric of all seven crystal systems, with three unequal axes at three unequal angles (a ≠ b ≠ c, α ≠ β ≠ γ ≠ 90°). Despite this minimal symmetry, about 8% of known mineral species are triclinic, including the most abundant mineral group on Earth's surface: the plagioclase feldspars. The lack of symmetry constraints means triclinic crystals can adopt complex, irregular shapes that challenge even experienced crystallographers.
Symmetry
Triclinic crystals have either a center of symmetry only (pinacoidal class, 1̄) or no symmetry at all (pedial class, 1). This minimal symmetry means every face on the crystal is unique — there are no symmetrically equivalent faces. Despite this seeming disorder, triclinic minerals can form beautifully regular-looking crystals. The three axes are conventionally chosen so that c < a < b, and the interaxial angles are all oblique. Twinning is very common, especially in the plagioclase feldspars, where polysynthetic twinning (repeated fine twin lamellae) produces the characteristic striations visible on cleavage surfaces.
注目の鉱物
The plagioclase feldspars — albite, oligoclase, andesine, labradorite, bytownite, and anorthite — are all triclinic and together constitute the most abundant mineral group in Earth's crust. Labradorite displays the spectacular 'labradorescence' — iridescent flashes of blue, green, and gold caused by light interference in polysynthetic twin lamellae. Kyanite is notable for having different hardness values depending on direction (Mohs 4.5 parallel to length, 7 perpendicular) — a property called anisotropism that is particularly pronounced in triclinic minerals. Rhodonite (pink manganese silicate) and turquoise are popular triclinic gemstones.
鉱物 (5)
Wollastonite
CaSiO3
09 Silicates
Labradorite
(Ca,Na)(Al,Si)4O8
09 Silicates
Amazonite
KAlSi3O8
09 Silicates
Turquoise
CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8 · 4H2O
08 Phosphates, Arsenates, and Vanadates
Kyanite
Al2SiO5
09 Silicates