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Preface to the Second Edition This volume is intended as an introductory
textbook in solid state physics for students of physics , chemistry , and
engineering . My object has been to write an elementary and short account of
representative ...
Preface to the Second Edition This volume is intended as an introductory
textbook in solid state physics for students of physics , chemistry , and
engineering . My object has been to write an elementary and short account of
representative ...
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Classification of Solids ; Lattice Energy of Ionic Crystals We discuss first in this
chapter the approximate classification of crystals in terms of the dominant type of
chemical binding force keeping the atoms together . We then discuss in some ...
Classification of Solids ; Lattice Energy of Ionic Crystals We discuss first in this
chapter the approximate classification of crystals in terms of the dominant type of
chemical binding force keeping the atoms together . We then discuss in some ...
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17 Lattice Vacancies , Diffusion , and Color Centers This is the first of three
chapters devoted generally to the discussion of imperfections in solids . An
imperfection is any deviation from a perfect regular lattice or structure . All actual
crystals ...
17 Lattice Vacancies , Diffusion , and Color Centers This is the first of three
chapters devoted generally to the discussion of imperfections in solids . An
imperfection is any deviation from a perfect regular lattice or structure . All actual
crystals ...
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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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