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We suppose that the Nation carries a single positive charge , so that the
electronic configuration is identical with neon , and that the Clion carries a single
negative charge ( argon configuration ) . If di ; is the interaction energy between
ions i ...
We suppose that the Nation carries a single positive charge , so that the
electronic configuration is identical with neon , and that the Clion carries a single
negative charge ( argon configuration ) . If di ; is the interaction energy between
ions i ...
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In the spirit of the Debye approximation we may suppose that the dependence of
Fo on the volume V is adequately described by specifying the dependence of the
Debye temperature R on V . Thus , from ( 5 . 27 ) and ( 5 . 28 ) , ( 5 .
In the spirit of the Debye approximation we may suppose that the dependence of
Fo on the volume V is adequately described by specifying the dependence of the
Debye temperature R on V . Thus , from ( 5 . 27 ) and ( 5 . 28 ) , ( 5 .
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We suppose that the ion is embedded in a crystal of orthorhombic symmetry ;
then the charges on neighboring ions located along the x , y , z axes will produce
an electrostatic potential V about the nucleus of the form ( H . 1 ) eV = Ax2 + By2 ...
We suppose that the ion is embedded in a crystal of orthorhombic symmetry ;
then the charges on neighboring ions located along the x , y , z axes will produce
an electrostatic potential V about the nucleus of the form ( H . 1 ) eV = Ax2 + By2 ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
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