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... volume , which may be found from the Avogadro number divided by the molar volume . The molar volume is the molecular weight divided by the density , or Molar volume - 63.5 / 8.94 = 7.1 cm3 . Hence N = 6.025 X 102 / 7.1 = 8.5 X 1022 cm 3 ...
... volume , which may be found from the Avogadro number divided by the molar volume . The molar volume is the molecular weight divided by the density , or Molar volume - 63.5 / 8.94 = 7.1 cm3 . Hence N = 6.025 X 102 / 7.1 = 8.5 X 1022 cm 3 ...
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... volume a3 contains two lattice points . The primitive translations a * , b * , c * of the recip- rocal lattice are ... volume of the zone in k - space ( 4π / a ) 3 = 2 ( 2π / α ) 3 . The number of states per unit volume of k - space is 2 ...
... volume a3 contains two lattice points . The primitive translations a * , b * , c * of the recip- rocal lattice are ... volume of the zone in k - space ( 4π / a ) 3 = 2 ( 2π / α ) 3 . The number of states per unit volume of k - space is 2 ...
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... volume is ( 4π / a ) 3 = 4 ( 2π / a ) 3 . There are then 8 / a3 states in the zone per unit volume of crystal . A fcc crystal contains 4 / a3 atoms per unit volume , and so we have again two states per atom . The radius of the inscribed ...
... volume is ( 4π / a ) 3 = 4 ( 2π / a ) 3 . There are then 8 / a3 states in the zone per unit volume of crystal . A fcc crystal contains 4 / a3 atoms per unit volume , and so we have again two states per atom . The radius of the inscribed ...
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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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