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Take a look at the following question:\nCrystals of *p*-chloronitrobenzene are monoclinic with \( a = 3.84 \), \( b = 6.80 \), \( c = 13.35 \, \text{Å} \), and \( \beta = 97^\circ 31' \). The systematic absences are \( h0\ell \) with \(\ell\) odd, \( 0k0 \) with \( k \) odd. The density measured by flotation in aqueous... | The given data provides several key pieces of information about the crystal structure of *p*-chloronitrobenzene:
1. **Monoclinic Crystal System**: The crystal system is identified as monoclinic, with unit cell parameters \(a = 3.84\), \(b = 6.80\), \(c = 13.35\), and the angle \(\beta = 97^\circ 31'\).
2. **Systemati... | [
"The data provided describes the crystallographic parameters of p-chloronitrobenzene. By analyzing the symmetry operations and systematic absences, the crystal system can be inferred as monoclinic. This conclusion aligns with the given crystal parameters (monoclinic unit cell). \n\nThus, the information deduced is:... | [
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