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FERROMAGNETIC ORDER A ferromagnet has a spontaneous magnetic moment
— a magnetic moment even in zero applied magnetic field. A spontaneous
moment suggests that electron spins and magnetic moments are arranged in a ...
FERROMAGNETIC ORDER A ferromagnet has a spontaneous magnetic moment
— a magnetic moment even in zero applied magnetic field. A spontaneous
moment suggests that electron spins and magnetic moments are arranged in a ...
Page 538
Nickel is ferromagnetic and at absolute zero ng = 0.60 Bohr magnetons per atom.
After allowance11 for the magnetic moment contribution of orbital electronic
motion, nickel has an excess of 0.54 electron per atom having spin preferentially
...
Nickel is ferromagnetic and at absolute zero ng = 0.60 Bohr magnetons per atom.
After allowance11 for the magnetic moment contribution of orbital electronic
motion, nickel has an excess of 0.54 electron per atom having spin preferentially
...
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Dirac, 244 Planck, 202 Domain walls, 494, 566 Domains, closure, 568
ferroelectric, 492 ferromagnetic 562 origin, 568 Donors, 373, 592 Doping, 372
DPPH, 605 Edge dislocation, 674 Effective mass, 331 cyclotron, 346 electrons
and holes, ...
Dirac, 244 Planck, 202 Domain walls, 494, 566 Domains, closure, 568
ferroelectric, 492 ferromagnetic 562 origin, 568 Donors, 373, 592 Doping, 372
DPPH, 605 Edge dislocation, 674 Effective mass, 331 cyclotron, 346 electrons
and holes, ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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