TRIGONAL MOLECULAR CRYSTALS
1  HAVE 3 EQUAL SIDES          WITH SMALL FACETED ENDS                    2. HAVE 3 EQUAL SIDE ANGLES      3. MAY HAVE SMALL FACETS          ON THE TOP & BOTTOM,          OR AT THE CORNERS
AN OVERALL VIEW OF THE CRYSTAL	TOP, BOTTOM & SIDE VIEWS
A SIMPLE TRIGONAL CRYSTAL	A VIEW OF THE TOP & END
IN MINERALIZED WATER,   SIMPLE TRIGONAL MOLECULES   MAKE LONG EVENLY SPACED ROWS   THE SAME TRIGONAL MOLECULES   WHEN PLACED IN ETHYL ALCOHOL   MAKE A  FIELD OF MONOCLINIC   SHAPED CRYSTALS   AND WHEN PLACED IN ETHYLENE   MAKE A HEXAGONAL FIELD   OF STRONG HARD TABLETS,   AS SHOWN BELOW LEFT & RIGHT
MONO-CLINIC TRIGONAL MOLECULES IN A ETHYL ALCOHOL SOLUTION	6 MOLECULE HEXAGONAL SHAPED CRYSTALS IN A ETHYLENE  SOLUTION
	WATER, ETHYL ALCOHOL & ETHYLENE MAKE THE SAME TYPE OF CRYSTALS WITH THIS SHAPE OF CRYSTAL
A BODY CENTERED TRIGONAL MOLECULE	A VIEW OF THE TOP SIDES & ENDS
TRIGONAL CRYSTALS HAVE VERTICAL SIDES WITH FACETED CORNERS	TRIGONAL CRYSTALS MAY HAVE UP TO 12 TOP & BOTTOM FACETS
THE MOLECULE WITHIN THE CRYSTAL	A VIEW OF THE FROZEN CRYSTAL
A BODY CENTERED TRIGONAL MOLECULE	A VIEW OF THE TOP  SIDES & ENDS
THE MOLECULE INSIDE THE CRYSTAL	A VIEW OF THE CRYSTAL
A BRANCHED TRIGONAL MOLECULE	A VIEW FROM THE TOP
A BRANCHED TRIGONAL MOLECULE MAKES AN OBLIQUE TRIGONAL TABLET SHAPED CRYSTAL	AN OVER ALL VIEW OF THE OBLIQUE TRIGONAL  TABLET SHAPED CRYSTAL