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Elements of Order in Disorder, arrangement amounts to about 26% of the total volume. Let us now see what happens when we melt such a solid, .., copper. Experiment shows that its volume increases by 3%. More specifically, it is the free space that increases from 26 to 29%. The atoms will now have some room to budge from their pro

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Elements of Disorder in Order,rrangement of regular rows of atoms extending . in severe order at equal distances and in well-defined directions. In reality, crystals are less perfect and more interesting than three-dimensional wallpapers. First of all, they are not stationary. The atoms or molecules execute various complicated m

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Order and Disorder in the World of Large Molecules,For comparison, we may recall that the sizes of atoms and interatomic distances are close to one angstrom, .., 10. mm. If we further consider that the transverse dimensions of the molecules referred to above are only about three or four angstroms, we can see clearly just how improbably long they are

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Order or Disorder?,bonding forces are easily annihilated by heating, melting, or evaporating the substance, external forces, and particularly gravitational ones, are difficult to eliminate. Difficult, but not impossible. Thus, the force of gravity has very little effect in a thin vertical layer of gas, and so the part

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