Titlebook: Developments in Applied Spectroscopy; Volume 4 Proceedings Elwin N. Davis Conference proceedings 1965 Springer Science+Business Media New Y

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Approximations for the Interpretations of X-Ray , Absorption SpectraThis approximation is investigated by applying the Hartree equations without exchange to the neon atom in the configuration 1. 2.. 2.. 3. and by comparing the results with a similar calculation for sodium in the configuration 1.. 2.. 2.. 3..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-09488-5h particular reference to those measurements made since the excellent review by Tomboulian in 1957 [4], An examination is made of the effects of lattice symmetry on the structure of the conduction band.

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Handbook of Big Geospatial Dataesults are discussed in terms of the halogen size, the halogen electronegativity, and the geometry of the chelate system. In mono-deutero-o-haloanilines, ND···X bonds appear to be weaker than NH···X bonds.

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The Soft X-Ray Emission Band Spectra of Metals and Alloysh particular reference to those measurements made since the excellent review by Tomboulian in 1957 [4], An examination is made of the effects of lattice symmetry on the structure of the conduction band.

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Intramolecular NH ••• Halogen Hydrogen-Bond Strengths in Five- and Six-Membered Chelate Ringsesults are discussed in terms of the halogen size, the halogen electronegativity, and the geometry of the chelate system. In mono-deutero-o-haloanilines, ND···X bonds appear to be weaker than NH···X bonds.

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Behavioral Teratology of Alcoholion methods to the determination of parts-per-million concentrations of zirconium in cobalt, iron, and nickel alloys and to the determination of chlorides in high-purity titanium metal has been accomplished.

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Yiwen Liu,Xin Xing,Wenxuan Zhongc X-ray images and scaler counting for semiquantitative interpretation of element distributions, compensating for topographical effects or gross variations in sample density or both, and (4) the advantageous use of peak/background ratios for quantitative measurements of element distributions at low concentrations undér adverse specimen conditions.

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Scanning Electron-Probe Techniques for Diverse Nonmetallurgical, Industrial Applicationsc X-ray images and scaler counting for semiquantitative interpretation of element distributions, compensating for topographical effects or gross variations in sample density or both, and (4) the advantageous use of peak/background ratios for quantitative measurements of element distributions at low concentrations undér adverse specimen conditions.