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We compare the calculated Coulomb energy with the observed total binding
energy , and then estimate n on the basis of Eq . ( 3 . 5 ) . U ( Coulomb ) U , (
observed ) Substance ( kcal / mole ) ( kcal / mole ) NaCl 206 183 NaBr 195 173
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We compare the calculated Coulomb energy with the observed total binding
energy , and then estimate n on the basis of Eq . ( 3 . 5 ) . U ( Coulomb ) U , (
observed ) Substance ( kcal / mole ) ( kcal / mole ) NaCl 206 183 NaBr 195 173
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observed and calculated values of the conductivity of a number of monovalent
metals is reproduced from this paper in Table 11 . 3 . The TABLE 11 . 3 .
COMPARISON OF OBSERVED AND CALCULATED VALUES OF THE
ELECTRICAL ...
observed and calculated values of the conductivity of a number of monovalent
metals is reproduced from this paper in Table 11 . 3 . The TABLE 11 . 3 .
COMPARISON OF OBSERVED AND CALCULATED VALUES OF THE
ELECTRICAL ...
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It is possible to compare values of the diffusion constant determined directly by
this method with values determined from observed conductivities with the use of
the Einstein relation . It is found that the two sets of values do not usually agree ...
It is possible to compare values of the diffusion constant determined directly by
this method with values determined from observed conductivities with the use of
the Einstein relation . It is found that the two sets of values do not usually agree ...
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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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