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747558 which has been worked out for the sodium chloride structure by the
Ewald method . The Ewald method is derived and discussed in Appendix B .
Values of Madelung constants for many different crystal structures are tabulated
by ...
747558 which has been worked out for the sodium chloride structure by the
Ewald method . The Ewald method is derived and discussed in Appendix B .
Values of Madelung constants for many different crystal structures are tabulated
by ...
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Discuss the probable effect of doubling the ionic charges on the lattice constant ,
compressibility , and binding energy of sodium chloride ; the repulsive potential is
to be taken as unchanged . 2 . 5 . * Calculate by the Ewald method given in ...
Discuss the probable effect of doubling the ionic charges on the lattice constant ,
compressibility , and binding energy of sodium chloride ; the repulsive potential is
to be taken as unchanged . 2 . 5 . * Calculate by the Ewald method given in ...
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For sodium chloride o = 3 . 5 X 106e - 23 , 600 / 7 cm - 1 ohm - 1 , while for silver
chloride Koch and Wagner find o = 3 X 104 - 9250 / 7 cm - 1 ohm - 1 ; the relative
values of the numbers in front of the exponentials suggest that the conduction is ...
For sodium chloride o = 3 . 5 X 106e - 23 , 600 / 7 cm - 1 ohm - 1 , while for silver
chloride Koch and Wagner find o = 3 X 104 - 9250 / 7 cm - 1 ohm - 1 ; the relative
values of the numbers in front of the exponentials suggest that the conduction is ...
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