Thermal Expansion of Silicon and Zinc Oxide (I)

作者: H. Ibach

DOI: 10.1002/PSSB.19690310224

关键词: Polymer chemistryThermalChemistryThermal expansionPyroelectricityZincWurtzite crystal structureIonCapacitanceSiliconThermodynamics

摘要: … of germanium calculated from the next neighbour model are entirely positive (Fig. 7). The … are lowered compared to those Srom the next neighbour model if dipole forces are taken into …

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