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... sodium chloride is known to be 2.81 X 10-8 cm , so that the attractive part of the potential energy of the two ions by themselves is e2 / ro = ( 4.8 × 10-10 ) 2 / ( 2.8 × 10−8 ) = 8 × 10-12 ergs , which is about 5 ev ... SODIUM CHLORIDE 71.
... sodium chloride is known to be 2.81 X 10-8 cm , so that the attractive part of the potential energy of the two ions by themselves is e2 / ro = ( 4.8 × 10-10 ) 2 / ( 2.8 × 10−8 ) = 8 × 10-12 ergs , which is about 5 ev ... SODIUM CHLORIDE 71.
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Charles Kittel. Structure α Sodium chloride , NaCl 1.747558 1.762670 1.6381 1.641 Cesium chloride , CsCl Zinc blende , ZnS Wurtzite , ZnS The cesium chloride lattice is body - centered cubic and may be easily visualized . We consider ...
Charles Kittel. Structure α Sodium chloride , NaCl 1.747558 1.762670 1.6381 1.641 Cesium chloride , CsCl Zinc blende , ZnS Wurtzite , ZnS The cesium chloride lattice is body - centered cubic and may be easily visualized . We consider ...
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... sodium chloride lattice for n = 10. Values of An are tabulated by J. E. Lennard - Jones and A. E. Ingham , Proc . Roy . Soc . 107A , 636 ( 1925 ) . 3.2 . Calculate the value of A in Eq . ( 3.1 ) for sodium chloride , taking n = A 10 ...
... sodium chloride lattice for n = 10. Values of An are tabulated by J. E. Lennard - Jones and A. E. Ingham , Proc . Roy . Soc . 107A , 636 ( 1925 ) . 3.2 . Calculate the value of A in Eq . ( 3.1 ) for sodium chloride , taking n = A 10 ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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