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... distance between lattice planes in each cube edge direction is a / 2 , where a is the lattice constant ; thus there are points in the reciprocal lattice along the x , y , z axes at 2 / a from the origin . There is only one set of planes ...
... distance between lattice planes in each cube edge direction is a / 2 , where a is the lattice constant ; thus there are points in the reciprocal lattice along the x , y , z axes at 2 / a from the origin . There is only one set of planes ...
Page 74
... distance of the jth ion from the reference ion and is always to be taken as positive . Reference ion + + + + + + Ro Fig . 3.5 . Line of ions of alternating signs with distance Ro between ions . We shall first compute the value of the ...
... distance of the jth ion from the reference ion and is always to be taken as positive . Reference ion + + + + + + Ro Fig . 3.5 . Line of ions of alternating signs with distance Ro between ions . We shall first compute the value of the ...
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... distance at which the ions come into contact is the equilibrium interionic distance . The approximate validity of the ionic radius concept is a consequence of the very strong dependence of the repulsive forces on interionic distance ...
... distance at which the ions come into contact is the equilibrium interionic distance . The approximate validity of the ionic radius concept is a consequence of the very strong dependence of the repulsive forces on interionic distance ...
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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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