tri-octahedral
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trioctahedral — tri·octahedral … English syllables
trioctahedral — (|)trī+ adjective Etymology: tri + octahedral : having all three of the available octahedrally coordinated positions occupied a trioctahedral mica … Useful english dictionary
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