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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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MOTION OF ELECTRONS IN A PERIODIC POTENTIAL An electron passing
through a crystal structure experiences a periodic variation in potential energy ,
caused in a metal by the positive cores of the metal ions . In sodium , for example
, the ...
MOTION OF ELECTRONS IN A PERIODIC POTENTIAL An electron passing
through a crystal structure experiences a periodic variation in potential energy ,
caused in a metal by the positive cores of the metal ions . In sodium , for example
, the ...
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The problem is to calculate the electrostatic potential experienced by one ion in
the presence of all the other ions in the ... We compute the total potential ( B . 1 ) y
= y 1 + 42 at a lattice point as the sum of two distinct but related potentials .
The problem is to calculate the electrostatic potential experienced by one ion in
the presence of all the other ions in the ... We compute the total potential ( B . 1 ) y
= y 1 + 42 at a lattice point as the sum of two distinct but related potentials .
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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