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Define crystal,
Define motif,
Deffine lattice
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LC Electronic Properties
Why cant ions usually conduct ele...,
What is the formula for ionic con...,
Why is ionic coduction much easie...
50
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LC Introduction to Magnetochemistry
What is the symbol for magnetic f...,
What is magnetic force proportion...,
How is magnetic force associated ...
56
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LC Cooperative Magnetism in Solid State
What are the 2 different total sp...,
What is stot in the singlet state,
What is stot in the triplet state
41
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TH Manufacturing Materials
What is the structure of sio2 in ...,
What is the structure of sio2 in ...,
How can crystalline structures be...
43
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