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It is concerned with the physical properties of solids , particularly the special
properties exhibited by atoms and molecules because of their association in the
solid phase . The existence of powerful theoretical methods and concepts
applicable ...
It is concerned with the physical properties of solids , particularly the special
properties exhibited by atoms and molecules because of their association in the
solid phase . The existence of powerful theoretical methods and concepts
applicable ...
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Hydrogenbonded crystals . Classification of macroscopic symmetry properties .
Symmetry elements . Enumeration of the crystal classes . Crystal systems . Space
lattices and microscopic symmetry properties . Translation group and unit cell .
Hydrogenbonded crystals . Classification of macroscopic symmetry properties .
Symmetry elements . Enumeration of the crystal classes . Crystal systems . Space
lattices and microscopic symmetry properties . Translation group and unit cell .
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At absolute zero a pure and perfect crystal of most semiconductors would behave
as an insulator ; the characteristic semiconducting properties are usually brought
about by thermal agitation , impurities , or lattice defects . A number of devices ...
At absolute zero a pure and perfect crystal of most semiconductors would behave
as an insulator ; the characteristic semiconducting properties are usually brought
about by thermal agitation , impurities , or lattice defects . A number of devices ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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