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... ionization potential of the free hydrogen atom is 13.6 ev , corre- sponding to the use of ( 13.25 ) with = 1 ; m * = m ; n = 1. For germanium the ionization potential on the present model should be reduced with respect to hydrogen by ...
... ionization potential of the free hydrogen atom is 13.6 ev , corre- sponding to the use of ( 13.25 ) with = 1 ; m * = m ; n = 1. For germanium the ionization potential on the present model should be reduced with respect to hydrogen by ...
Page 357
... ionization energies of acceptors in germanium and silicon are given in Table 13.4 . It is seen that the ionization energies for acceptors are not unlike those for donors . The equivalent Bohr model carries over in principle for holes ...
... ionization energies of acceptors in germanium and silicon are given in Table 13.4 . It is seen that the ionization energies for acceptors are not unlike those for donors . The equivalent Bohr model carries over in principle for holes ...
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... ionized ground states of donors and acceptors . It is convenient to think of electrons as tending to sink and holes as tending to float . The donor ionization energy is E , acceptor ionization energy is E1 . - E2 ; the measured upward ...
... ionized ground states of donors and acceptors . It is convenient to think of electrons as tending to sink and holes as tending to float . The donor ionization energy is E , acceptor ionization energy is E1 . - E2 ; the measured upward ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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