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... solid structure , leading to fusion or melting to a liquid and permitting the molecules to move away from their ... solid phase which is commonly encountered as ice , or in one of a variety of other solid phases which appear at high ...
... solid structure , leading to fusion or melting to a liquid and permitting the molecules to move away from their ... solid phase which is commonly encountered as ice , or in one of a variety of other solid phases which appear at high ...
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... solid , we describe briefly and qualitatively some aspects of the nature of molecular order in a solid . Solids are characterized , as mentioned earlier , by the assignment of each atom to a local site , or small cavity formed by its ...
... solid , we describe briefly and qualitatively some aspects of the nature of molecular order in a solid . Solids are characterized , as mentioned earlier , by the assignment of each atom to a local site , or small cavity formed by its ...
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... solid near the boiling point of liquid nitrogen . Further , nitrogen is small enough in molecular dimensions to penetrate into fine pores . The value of xm , then , corresponds to the amount of nitrogen just sufficient to cover the ...
... solid near the boiling point of liquid nitrogen . Further , nitrogen is small enough in molecular dimensions to penetrate into fine pores . The value of xm , then , corresponds to the amount of nitrogen just sufficient to cover the ...
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