Definition: Biaxillary is a type of triaxial (three-dimensional) crystal structure, which means that it has three axes of symmetry. This means that the crystal can be broken into two parts with one part having only one axis and the other two having two axes each. Biaxifications are often used in the context of optical crystals, where they can represent different types of optical phenomena such as interference patterns or diffraction patterns.
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