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... physical properties of water and ice . The hydrogen bond restrains protein molecules to their normal geometrical arrangements . It is also responsible for the polymerization of hydrogen fluoride and formic acid , for example . It is ...
... physical properties of water and ice . The hydrogen bond restrains protein molecules to their normal geometrical arrangements . It is also responsible for the polymerization of hydrogen fluoride and formic acid , for example . It is ...
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... physical properties of metals , yet there are other properties for which the free electron model is quite uninstructive . The model cannot help us understand why some chemical elements crystallize to form good conductors of electricity ...
... physical properties of metals , yet there are other properties for which the free electron model is quite uninstructive . The model cannot help us understand why some chemical elements crystallize to form good conductors of electricity ...
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... physical state of the material . A certain amount of progress has been made , although the problem is beset with the usual difficulty in determining quantitatively the relevant physical factors such as impurities , lattice imperfections ...
... physical state of the material . A certain amount of progress has been made , although the problem is beset with the usual difficulty in determining quantitatively the relevant physical factors such as impurities , lattice imperfections ...
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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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