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... nearest neighbors , while a closest - packed structure would require twelve nearest neighbor atoms . The covalent 3 Compare the electron distribution maps obtained by x - ray analysis of diamond and sodium chloride , in Figs . 53 and 66 ...
... nearest neighbors , while a closest - packed structure would require twelve nearest neighbor atoms . The covalent 3 Compare the electron distribution maps obtained by x - ray analysis of diamond and sodium chloride , in Figs . 53 and 66 ...
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... nearest neighbors is eight , we say that the coordination number is eight ; the coordination number of the sodium chloride lattice is six . For the same nearest neighbor distance the cesium chloride structure has a slightly ( ~ 1 ...
... nearest neighbors is eight , we say that the coordination number is eight ; the coordination number of the sodium chloride lattice is six . For the same nearest neighbor distance the cesium chloride structure has a slightly ( ~ 1 ...
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... nearest neighbor forces on the central force assumption ( B = 0 ) the simple cubic lattice does not possess any l ... nearest neighbor atoms . resistance to shear . It is apparent , however , that the addition of next nearest neighbor ...
... nearest neighbor forces on the central force assumption ( B = 0 ) the simple cubic lattice does not possess any l ... nearest neighbor atoms . resistance to shear . It is apparent , however , that the addition of next nearest neighbor ...
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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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