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... reference book , Butterworths Scientific Publications , London , 1949 . 1 Classification of Solids and Crystal Structures We discuss first xiii GENERAL REFERENCES.
... reference book , Butterworths Scientific Publications , London , 1949 . 1 Classification of Solids and Crystal Structures We discuss first xiii GENERAL REFERENCES.
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... reference ion i is a positive or a negative ion , and as the sum can be made to converge rapidly its value will not depend on the particular location of the reference ion in the crystal as long as it is not near the surface . Neg ...
... reference ion i is a positive or a negative ion , and as the sum can be made to converge rapidly its value will not depend on the particular location of the reference ion in the crystal as long as it is not near the surface . Neg ...
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... reference ion and is always to be taken as positive . We shall first compute the value of the Madelung constant for an infinite line of ions of alternating sign , as shown in Fig . 2.2 . We pick a Reference ion Ro Fig . 2.2 . Line of ...
... reference ion and is always to be taken as positive . We shall first compute the value of the Madelung constant for an infinite line of ions of alternating sign , as shown in Fig . 2.2 . We pick a Reference ion Ro Fig . 2.2 . Line of ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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