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... shown in Fig . 16 ; the primitive translation vectors are shown in Fig . 17. The primitive transla- tion vectors of the face - centered cubic lattice are shown in Fig . 18. The primi- tive cells contain only one lattice point , but the ...
... shown in Fig . 16 ; the primitive translation vectors are shown in Fig . 17. The primitive transla- tion vectors of the face - centered cubic lattice are shown in Fig . 18. The primi- tive cells contain only one lattice point , but the ...
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... shown by Fig . 7a . The distribution of neutrons emerging from a nuclear reactor is shown by Fig . 7b . If we reflect the x - ray or neutron beam from a monochromating crystal , as in Fig . 8 , we get the crosshatched distribution of Fig ...
... shown by Fig . 7a . The distribution of neutrons emerging from a nuclear reactor is shown by Fig . 7b . If we reflect the x - ray or neutron beam from a monochromating crystal , as in Fig . 8 , we get the crosshatched distribution of Fig ...
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... shown in Fig . 13. Notice that the magnetic moment on the cobalt atom does not appear to be affected by alloying , but that on the iron atom increases to about 3μg as the cobalt concentration increases . The magnetizations are shown in Fig ...
... shown in Fig . 13. Notice that the magnetic moment on the cobalt atom does not appear to be affected by alloying , but that on the iron atom increases to about 3μg as the cobalt concentration increases . The magnetizations are shown in Fig ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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