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... its shape and on the strength of its interactions with the environment . The closer the approach to sphericity and the lower the dipole moment , the more easily the molecule will rotate . Thus solid methane ( CH4 ) , which is a ...
... its shape and on the strength of its interactions with the environment . The closer the approach to sphericity and the lower the dipole moment , the more easily the molecule will rotate . Thus solid methane ( CH4 ) , which is a ...
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... its length will eat away a portion of the extra half- plane of atoms and cause the dislocation to climb , or move at right angles to its slip direction . If no edge dislocations are present , the crystal will become supersaturated with ...
... its length will eat away a portion of the extra half- plane of atoms and cause the dislocation to climb , or move at right angles to its slip direction . If no edge dislocations are present , the crystal will become supersaturated with ...
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... its ends where it leaves the plane . When an external stress is applied , the segment cannot glide as a whole because its ends are fixed , and the only possible motion is to bend into an arc of a circle . We already have calculated the ...
... its ends where it leaves the plane . When an external stress is applied , the segment cannot glide as a whole because its ends are fixed , and the only possible motion is to bend into an arc of a circle . We already have calculated 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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