The general form is called the tetragonal trapezohedron. In this case also there are both left- (Fig. 97) and right-handed (Fig. 98) forms.
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Trapezohedron
Synonyms for "trapezohedron" (10 found)
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Noun(2 words)
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14 translations across 9 languages.
Esperanto
4 entries- kajtoedro noun (any of several forms of crystal with trapezia as faces)
- kajtopluredro noun (any of several forms of crystal with trapezia as faces)
- trapezoedro noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
- trapezoedro noun (any of several forms of crystal with trapezia as faces)
Finnish
1 entries- trapetsoedri noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
French
1 entries- antidiamant noun (any of several forms of crystal with trapezia as faces)
German
1 entries- Trapezoeder noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
Italian
1 entries- trapezoedro noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
Japanese
1 entries- ねじれ双角錐 noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
Polish
1 entries- wielościan z trapezoidów noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
Romanian
1 entries- trapezoedru noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
Russian
1 entries- трапецоэдр noun (polyhedron whose faces are kites)
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This trapezohedron, or antidiamond, is composed of ten quadrilaterals. In each quadrilateral, three of the angles are 108° and one is 36°.
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A trapezohedron has 24 equal faces, each a four-sided figure or trapezium. Unlike the forms already described, which are always the same, there are several different trapezohedrons, all having the same number of faces but differing in the angles between the faces.
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