Glass, Volume 1Minoru Tomozawa, Robert H. Doremus |
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... particles themselves which are suspended in the glass . Mie ( 1908 ) employed Maxwell's equations to calculate the absorption and scattering of the electromagnetic radiation by a spherical particle and predicted the absorption expected ...
... particles themselves which are suspended in the glass . Mie ( 1908 ) employed Maxwell's equations to calculate the absorption and scattering of the electromagnetic radiation by a spherical particle and predicted the absorption expected ...
Page 148
... particle sizes in one sample , the elongation ratio of silver particles was found fairly uniform , indi- cating that the effect of different interfacial energies on elongated particles of different size ( Seward , 1974 ) is small in ...
... particle sizes in one sample , the elongation ratio of silver particles was found fairly uniform , indi- cating that the effect of different interfacial energies on elongated particles of different size ( Seward , 1974 ) is small in ...
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... particle with charge e can take one of two equivalent sites 1 and 2 separated by a distance b and an energy of height H. When no electric field is applied , and if it is assumed that there are N charged particles in unit volume , the ...
... particle with charge e can take one of two equivalent sites 1 and 2 separated by a distance b and an energy of height H. When no electric field is applied , and if it is assumed that there are N charged particles in unit volume , the ...
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Text | 8 |
Ultraviolet Absorption | 10 |
Visible Absorption | 35 |
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