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... interaction is always attractive : the closer the atoms , the tighter the binding . This is known variously as the van der Waals interaction , the London inter- action , or the induced dipole - dipole interaction . It is the principal ...
... interaction is always attractive : the closer the atoms , the tighter the binding . This is known variously as the van der Waals interaction , the London inter- action , or the induced dipole - dipole interaction . It is the principal ...
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... interaction compatible with the repulsive interaction which sets in at short distances between ion cores . The repulsive interactions between ions with inert gas configurations are similar to those between inert gas atoms . The van der ...
... interaction compatible with the repulsive interaction which sets in at short distances between ion cores . The repulsive interactions between ions with inert gas configurations are similar to those between inert gas atoms . The van der ...
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... interaction path of 2 cm , for input power levels ~ 0.5 watts / cm2 . Beautiful demonstrations of anharmonic effects are the experiments on the interaction of two phonons to produce a third phonon at a frequency w3 = w1 + w2 . Shiren3 ...
... interaction path of 2 cm , for input power levels ~ 0.5 watts / cm2 . Beautiful demonstrations of anharmonic effects are the experiments on the interaction of two phonons to produce a third phonon at a frequency w3 = w1 + w2 . Shiren3 ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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