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Some of the results at 0 ° K for sodium chloride and potassium chloride are given in Table 3.4 , as taken from Löwdin's thesis . IONIC RADII It is found that the interatomic distances in the alkali halides are approximately additive ...
Some of the results at 0 ° K for sodium chloride and potassium chloride are given in Table 3.4 , as taken from Löwdin's thesis . IONIC RADII It is found that the interatomic distances in the alkali halides are approximately additive ...
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The metals of the transition groups of the periodic table are known to have unfilled inner shells , and the corresponding bands may be unfilled . As the overlap of inner shells on adjacent atoms is likely to be relatively small ...
The metals of the transition groups of the periodic table are known to have unfilled inner shells , and the corresponding bands may be unfilled . As the overlap of inner shells on adjacent atoms is likely to be relatively small ...
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Crystal counters , 522 Crystal growth , 561 germanium , 383 , 385 Crystal structure , table , 40 , 41 Crystal system , 9 Cubic crystals , elastic constants , 91 Cubic system , 24 Curie constant , 214 Curie law ...
Crystal counters , 522 Crystal growth , 561 germanium , 383 , 385 Crystal structure , table , 40 , 41 Crystal system , 9 Cubic crystals , elastic constants , 91 Cubic system , 24 Curie constant , 214 Curie law ...
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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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