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The solid curve is calculated from the observed / values; the dashed curve is the
superposition of calculated free atom charge densities. Part of the difference is
due to the expansion of charge distributions in the crystal, and part is due to an ...
The solid curve is calculated from the observed / values; the dashed curve is the
superposition of calculated free atom charge densities. Part of the difference is
due to the expansion of charge distributions in the crystal, and part is due to an ...
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Calculated from B and fio. using Eqs. (24) and (31); for the NaCl structure z = 6. f
Calculated from B and fio. using Eq. (31). | Calculated from B and fio, using Eq. (
33). COVALENT CRYSTALS The covalent bond is the classical electron pair 3 ...
Calculated from B and fio. using Eqs. (24) and (31); for the NaCl structure z = 6. f
Calculated from B and fio. using Eq. (31). | Calculated from B and fio, using Eq. (
33). COVALENT CRYSTALS The covalent bond is the classical electron pair 3 ...
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We see that the accurate values of the Hall constant for the monovalent metals
sodium and potassium are in excellent agreement with the values calculated for
one valence electron per atom, using (42). Notice next the values for the trivalent
...
We see that the accurate values of the Hall constant for the monovalent metals
sodium and potassium are in excellent agreement with the values calculated for
one valence electron per atom, using (42). Notice next the values for the trivalent
...
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Contents
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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