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... increase in length of the bond between atoms n and n 1. If both bonds increase in length , the two forces on atom n will be oppositely directed . Here ẞ is the force constant . Looked at on a macroscopic . scale , the line has a linear ...
... increase in length of the bond between atoms n and n 1. If both bonds increase in length , the two forces on atom n will be oppositely directed . Here ẞ is the force constant . Looked at on a macroscopic . scale , the line has a linear ...
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... increase with the applica- tion of external pressure and to decrease with increasing temperature . In crystals where ... increase in average Coulomb energy in adding Mg dominates the increase in Fermi energy , thus tending to contract ...
... increase with the applica- tion of external pressure and to decrease with increasing temperature . In crystals where ... increase in average Coulomb energy in adding Mg dominates the increase in Fermi energy , thus tending to contract ...
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... increase in dislocation density that is caused by plastic deformation . Dislocation density measurements show an increase from about 108 to about 1011 disloca- tions / cm2 during deformation , a 1000 - fold increase . Equally striking ...
... increase in dislocation density that is caused by plastic deformation . Dislocation density measurements show an increase from about 108 to about 1011 disloca- tions / cm2 during deformation , a 1000 - fold increase . Equally striking ...
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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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