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... calculated from the observed ƒ values ; the dashed curve is the superposition of calculated free atom charge densities . Part of the difference is due to the ex- pansion of charge distributions in the crystal , and part is due to an ...
... calculated from the observed ƒ values ; the dashed curve is the superposition of calculated free atom charge densities . Part of the difference is due to the ex- pansion of charge distributions in the crystal , and part is due to an ...
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... Calculated LiF 2.014 6.71 0.296 0.291 -242.3 [ -246.8 ] - 242.2 LiCl 2.570 2.98 0.490 0.330 -198.9 [ -201.8 ] ... Calculated from B and Ro , using Eqs . ( 24 ) and ( 31 ) ; for the NaCl structure z = 6 . Calculated from B and Ro , using Eq ...
... Calculated LiF 2.014 6.71 0.296 0.291 -242.3 [ -246.8 ] - 242.2 LiCl 2.570 2.98 0.490 0.330 -198.9 [ -201.8 ] ... Calculated from B and Ro , using Eqs . ( 24 ) and ( 31 ) ; for the NaCl structure z = 6 . Calculated from B and Ro , using Eq ...
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... calculated plasma energies of Si , Ge , and InSb are based on four valence electrons per atom . In a dielectric the plasma oscillation is physically the same as in a metal : the entire valence electron sea oscillates back and forth with ...
... calculated plasma energies of Si , Ge , and InSb are based on four valence electrons per atom . In a dielectric the plasma oscillation is physically the same as in a metal : the entire valence electron sea oscillates back and forth with ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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