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... POLARIZABILITY 458 Measurement of dielectric constant 460 Electronic polarizability 460 Classical theory of electronic polarizability 462 Example : Frequency dependence 463 Orientational polarizability 464 Dipole orientation in solids ...
... POLARIZABILITY 458 Measurement of dielectric constant 460 Electronic polarizability 460 Classical theory of electronic polarizability 462 Example : Frequency dependence 463 Orientational polarizability 464 Dipole orientation in solids ...
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... polarizable be- cause they are large in size ( Table 3.7 ) . Classical Theory of Electronic Polarizability . An electron bound har- monically to an atom will show resonance absorption at a frequency wo = ( B / m ) , where ẞ is the force ...
... polarizable be- cause they are large in size ( Table 3.7 ) . Classical Theory of Electronic Polarizability . An electron bound har- monically to an atom will show resonance absorption at a frequency wo = ( B / m ) , where ẞ is the force ...
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... polarizability , for polar and nonpolar substituted methane compounds in gaseous form . [ After R. Sanger , Physik Z. 27 , 556 ( 1926 ) . ] Orientational Polarizability The static dielectric constant of water is 81 at room temperature ...
... polarizability , for polar and nonpolar substituted methane compounds in gaseous form . [ After R. Sanger , Physik Z. 27 , 556 ( 1926 ) . ] Orientational Polarizability The static dielectric constant of water is 81 at room temperature ...
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