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quite suggestive and leads us to calculate more closely the lattice energy of
sodium chloride . LATTICE ENERGY OF SODIUM CHLORIDE Sodium chloride
crystallizes in the structure shown in Fig . 1 . la . The space lattice is fcc with one
Na + ...
quite suggestive and leads us to calculate more closely the lattice energy of
sodium chloride . LATTICE ENERGY OF SODIUM CHLORIDE Sodium chloride
crystallizes in the structure shown in Fig . 1 . la . The space lattice is fcc with one
Na + ...
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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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Suppose that the energy required to remove a sodium atom from the inside of a
sodium crystal to the boundary is 1 ev . Calculate the number of Schottky
vacancies at room temperature ( 300°K ) . If a neighboring sodium atom has to
move over ...
Suppose that the energy required to remove a sodium atom from the inside of a
sodium crystal to the boundary is 1 ev . Calculate the number of Schottky
vacancies at room temperature ( 300°K ) . If a neighboring sodium atom has to
move over ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
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