Titlebook: Defects in Solids; Modern Techniques Alan V. Chadwick,Mario Terenzi Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 chemistry.conde

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Megan Elizabeth Lombardi,Jen Jen Yehechniques that are currently available for the investigation of these defects. The objective of this chapter is to take a general view of point defects in ionic solids; to consider some of the typical problems and to show how they can be resolved by modern techniques. This will include a discussion

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Frank R. Brown III,Elizabeth H. Aylwardon lifetime, the angular correlation, the Doppler broadening, and the low-energy-positron beam techniques). Several examples are discussed, in particular for metals and molecular crystals, which illustrate the sensitivity of the positron annihilation techniques to vacancy type defects. For example i

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Anne Sophie Kubasch,Uwe Platzbeckerns. When coupled with proper detectors, it provides a two dimensional map of the defect content in a single crystal. However, X-rays are almost exclusively sensitive to the strain field associated with a particular imperfection and hence, only those defects producing strains larger than the minimum

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