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Page 122
The intensity of each subspectrum is a function of concentration c of B atoms and
for a random alloy is given by 12 ! P ( n ) = ( 7 ) ( 12 - ni ni c ( 1 - c ) 12 - n where n
is the number of nearest neighbor B atoms . Although the crystal symmetry ...
The intensity of each subspectrum is a function of concentration c of B atoms and
for a random alloy is given by 12 ! P ( n ) = ( 7 ) ( 12 - ni ni c ( 1 - c ) 12 - n where n
is the number of nearest neighbor B atoms . Although the crystal symmetry ...
Page 130
The use of a consistent model to fit spectra over a range of carbon concentrations
adds weight to the component ... fields at 269 and 348 k0e , whose relative
intensities were proportional to 2c and 4c , where c is the carbon concentration .
The use of a consistent model to fit spectra over a range of carbon concentrations
adds weight to the component ... fields at 269 and 348 k0e , whose relative
intensities were proportional to 2c and 4c , where c is the carbon concentration .
Page 143
Hence , in order to determine the phase concentrations in a mixture , we need to
know the composition and recoiless fraction ... It is due probably to the filling of
the d states with increasing europium concentration leading to an expansion in
the ...
Hence , in order to determine the phase concentrations in a mixture , we need to
know the composition and recoiless fraction ... It is due probably to the filling of
the d states with increasing europium concentration leading to an expansion in
the ...
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