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... be equal to the number of copper atoms per unit volume , which may be found
from the Avogadro number divided by the molar volume . The molar volume is the
molecular weight divided by the density , or Molar volume = 63 . 5 / 8 . 94 = 7 .
... be equal to the number of copper atoms per unit volume , which may be found
from the Avogadro number divided by the molar volume . The molar volume is the
molecular weight divided by the density , or Molar volume = 63 . 5 / 8 . 94 = 7 .
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energy per unit volume is given by ( 10 . 82 ) U = $ . * Ef ( E ) g ( E ) DE . Setting (
10 . 83 ) F ( E ) = . " Eg ( E ) dE , we have from ( 10 . 75 ) , at low temperatures , (
10 . 84 ) U = 5 . 5 " Eg ( E ) dE + * * ( 67 ) [ ( Eg ) JEF ( 0 ) 3 , 2 SU , + ( Ep – Ef ( 0 )
...
energy per unit volume is given by ( 10 . 82 ) U = $ . * Ef ( E ) g ( E ) DE . Setting (
10 . 83 ) F ( E ) = . " Eg ( E ) dE , we have from ( 10 . 75 ) , at low temperatures , (
10 . 84 ) U = 5 . 5 " Eg ( E ) dE + * * ( 67 ) [ ( Eg ) JEF ( 0 ) 3 , 2 SU , + ( Ep – Ef ( 0 )
...
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The volume of the primitive cell is ( 12 . 3 ) V = a b X c = tao ; we see that this is
correct because the unit cube of volume ao contains two lattice points . The
primitive translations a * , b * , c * of the reciprocal lattice are given , according to (
2 .
The volume of the primitive cell is ( 12 . 3 ) V = a b X c = tao ; we see that this is
correct because the unit cube of volume ao contains two lattice points . The
primitive translations a * , b * , c * of the reciprocal lattice are given , according to (
2 .
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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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