A geometric solid formed by two flat faces or planes.
From Greek 'di-' (two) and 'hedron' (face), modeled after 'polyhedron.' It's a rarely used geometric term.
A dihedron is the simplest possible three-dimensional shape—just two faces meeting at an edge—yet this simple concept is fundamental to understanding crystal structures and mineral formations.
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