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Page 111
This result gives values of a of the order of magnitude of the observed
polarizabilities of atoms . A lattice of N conducting spheres per unit volume has
dielectric constant e = 1 + 4nNa " , for Na « 1 ; this result has been used in the
construction of ...
This result gives values of a of the order of magnitude of the observed
polarizabilities of atoms . A lattice of N conducting spheres per unit volume has
dielectric constant e = 1 + 4nNa " , for Na « 1 ; this result has been used in the
construction of ...
Page 168
In the experiments it is found that the apparent g values are often very much
higher than the free electron g value 2 . 00 when the results are interpreted in
terms the usual resonance relation ( 9 . 24 ) : ( 10 . 23 ) w = ( ge / 2mc ) H . It has
been ...
In the experiments it is found that the apparent g values are often very much
higher than the free electron g value 2 . 00 when the results are interpreted in
terms the usual resonance relation ( 9 . 24 ) : ( 10 . 23 ) w = ( ge / 2mc ) H . It has
been ...
Page 391
... 122 table , 240 in antiferroelectrics , 132 Meissner effect , 202 Lorenz number ,
definition , 245 Melting points of metals , values of , 57 table , 246 Metallic bond ,
2 , 6 Loss angle , 110 Metals , cohesive energy , values of , 56 Low temperature ...
... 122 table , 240 in antiferroelectrics , 132 Meissner effect , 202 Lorenz number ,
definition , 245 Melting points of metals , values of , 57 table , 246 Metallic bond ,
2 , 6 Loss angle , 110 Metals , cohesive energy , values of , 56 Low temperature ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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