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... ionized ground states of donors and acceptors . It is convenient to think of electrons as tending to sink and holes as tending to float . The donor ionization energy is E , acceptor ionization energy is E1 . - -E2 ; the measured upward ...
... ionized ground states of donors and acceptors . It is convenient to think of electrons as tending to sink and holes as tending to float . The donor ionization energy is E , acceptor ionization energy is E1 . - -E2 ; the measured upward ...
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... ionized donors ( or accep- tors ) , and 2d is the average distance between ionized donor neighbors . The effect of ... ionization energy to be ~ 0.01 ev . In crystal 58 the donor concentration ( ~ 1018 cm3 ) is sufficiently high so ...
... ionized donors ( or accep- tors ) , and 2d is the average distance between ionized donor neighbors . The effect of ... ionization energy to be ~ 0.01 ev . In crystal 58 the donor concentration ( ~ 1018 cm3 ) is sufficiently high so ...
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... ionization potential required -Tungsten source Water cell Sample- Windows Dewar flask Entrance slit to spectrograph Fig . 18.2 . Optical arrangement used to observe exciton absorption . Apfel and Hadley . ) ( After to break up the ...
... ionization potential required -Tungsten source Water cell Sample- Windows Dewar flask Entrance slit to spectrograph Fig . 18.2 . Optical arrangement used to observe exciton absorption . Apfel and Hadley . ) ( After to break up the ...
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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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