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... electrons of the constituent atoms move about freely through the volume of the metal . The valence electrons of the ... conduction electrons and the ion cores are neglected in the free electron approximation : all calculations proceed as ...
... electrons of the constituent atoms move about freely through the volume of the metal . The valence electrons of the ... conduction electrons and the ion cores are neglected in the free electron approximation : all calculations proceed as ...
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... conduction electrons . There is a further difficulty : using the classical theory we cannot under- stand the occurrence of long electronic mean free paths . From many types of experiments it is abundantly clear that a conduction electron ...
... conduction electrons . There is a further difficulty : using the classical theory we cannot under- stand the occurrence of long electronic mean free paths . From many types of experiments it is abundantly clear that a conduction electron ...
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... electrons . " ( W. Pauli , 1927 ) Classical free electron theory gives an unsatisfactory account of the para- magnetic susceptibility of the conduction electrons . An electron has associated with it a magnetic moment of one Bohr ...
... electrons . " ( W. Pauli , 1927 ) Classical free electron theory gives an unsatisfactory account of the para- magnetic susceptibility of the conduction electrons . An electron has associated with it a magnetic moment of one Bohr ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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