The question asks about the difference in the number of faces between the {110} form and the {111} form in the holosymmetric class of the cubic system.
The cubic crystal system, also known as the isometric system, is characterized by three equal axes at right angles. In the holosymmetric class (also known as the highest symmetry class), each type of plane form is associated with a specific number of equivalent crystal faces.
In the cubic system:
The difference in the number of faces between the {110} form and the {111} form can be calculated as:
Thus, the {110} form has 4 more faces than the {111} form in the holosymmetric class of the cubic crystal system.
Therefore, the correct answer is:
| Group I | Group II |
| P. Sillimanite | 1. First order |
| Q. Quartz | 2. Second order |
| R. Muscovite | 3. Greater than third order |
| S. Calcite | 4. Third order variegated |
| Group I | Group II |
| P. Bababudan Group | 1. Eastern Dharwar |
| Q. Banded Gneissic Complex-I | 2. Western Dharwar |
| R. Bonai Granite | 3. Aravalli |
| S. Kolar Group | 4. Singhbhum |