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In crystalline surfaces it has already been shown that in the outermost atom or ion
layers, on account of the missing coordination in the third dimension, a
shortening of the bond length takes place in the plane of the surface [see, for
example, ...
In crystalline surfaces it has already been shown that in the outermost atom or ion
layers, on account of the missing coordination in the third dimension, a
shortening of the bond length takes place in the plane of the surface [see, for
example, ...
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O,,] larly a strong ionic character of the Si-0 bond can be seen. For the bond
overlap population p(Si0), which similarly serves as a measure of the strength of
the Si0 bond, all calculations agree in the result /KSi0W >/,(Si0)br. Higher values
...
O,,] larly a strong ionic character of the Si-0 bond can be seen. For the bond
overlap population p(Si0), which similarly serves as a measure of the strength of
the Si0 bond, all calculations agree in the result /KSi0W >/,(Si0)br. Higher values
...
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The charge distribution and bond type are clearly dependent on the cluster
geometry chosen. Gibbs et al. (1972) found the following relations between the
angle and bond population /?(Si0) (see Fig. 5a): For a > 0, /KSi0)br > p(Si0)nbr
and for ...
The charge distribution and bond type are clearly dependent on the cluster
geometry chosen. Gibbs et al. (1972) found the following relations between the
angle and bond population /?(Si0) (see Fig. 5a): For a > 0, /KSi0)br > p(Si0)nbr
and for ...
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| Title | Treatise on materials science and technology Volume 22 of Glass, Minoru Tomozawa |
| Authors | Herbert Herman, Minoru Tomozawa |
| Editors | Herbert Herman, Minoru Tomozawa |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1982 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
| ISBN | 0123418224, 9780123418227 |
| Length | 320 pages |
| Subjects | › Glass Materials Research Technology & Engineering / Material Science |
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